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Of all the day two wheels that are being reproduced today are there any that are an exact copy of the original.

I know the Cragar SS are not a authentic remake.
How about the keystone wheels>
Torque Thrust?
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Last year I bought a set of New American Racing Torq Thrust AR VN 105 torq thrust D wheels in gun metal grey on Ebay from seller shopcwo and was very pleased. They look really vintage and I have been asked several times at car shows and cruises by people if they were vintage ones. They are pretty close to the old originals. I got a really good deal on all 4 new in the box shipped for free..

I still like the Cragar SS wheels. I think they still have the vintage look and are not that much deviated from the old originals. Same with the Keystones. They look pretty close. One thing with the Keystones are the center caps. I don't care for the new ones, they are "plastic metal" like. I prefer the old vintage chrome heavier metal caps. They are tough to find and pretty pricey...

I don't think you will find any new wheels to be exactly like the originals just due to todays technology, quality control, where their made etc....

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My Impala with the Torque Thrusts. Sorry the picture quality is so small. It was the only way I could upload the photo..

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Thanks for the reply.
It sure would simple thinks if they made exact copy's of the original wheels.
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I found this site and it looks like the Torque Thrust has had a few changes to allow it to fit disc brake cars better.
It still looks great even with the minor changes

http://www.roadsters.com/wheels/#ARH
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I found this site and it looks like the Torque Thrust has had a few changes to allow it to fit disc brake cars better.
It still looks great even with the minor changes

http://www.roadsters.com/wheels/#ARH
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