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beerbelly
• Portland, OR, USA
• Registered on 5/23/2015
• 2 posts
Posted:5/23/2015 17:00
I just bought a very cool '65 Ranchero, a factory 289 4-speed car. I crawled all over and under it yesterday looking for ID tags, and everything jives with the door tag. Lovin' that.

It currently has staggered steel wheels with poverty caps; 15" on back, 14" on front, but I'd like to put 15s on the front too. I want to avoid the dorky "too far inside the wheelwell" look, but not so radical that I can't drive it everyday over any roads.

Can you guys give me some idea what width and tire size works well without rubbing?

Thanks
krisna44
• Tiongkok, HI, Hong Kong (China)
• Registered on 7/9/2015
• 5 posts
Posted:7/9/2015 22:38

How much money you spend to buy 65 ranchero? I am also looking for information about the price of 65 ranchero because I want to have









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New member with "new" 1965 Ranchero
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