The Camaro Club (UK)

these are on ebay not sure is the back spacing is correct ??? but Coys dont seem to have a good reputation on the forums
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/290731233180? ... CJx1uV38ZQ

I think that back spacing is OK for 1st and 2nd gens, might have to double check front. Sizes aren't that generous wide, so you'd be a looking at 225 and 245 wide tyres, which in 18" are gonna look quite small.. not too cheap either...

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your right not to wide .....about 1" less than i want so that would make the back spacings correct i guess????? and to be honest to get the same type wheels (8" & 9") from summit via customville would only be £150 more and ive got comeback if there faulty...
also notice cash payment only so no paypal cover

Northhants tyres (the above seller) are a very reputable and trusted dealer if thats any help.

http://www.northhantstyres.com

They,ll do any size AND fit them. Plus, no taxes,shipping vat etc and you will have comeback.

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yep, Northants are a good wheel and tyre dealer. Give em a call and see what else they can do ...

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Ive tried northants and not the cheapest (but were very helpfull ) and dont stock most of the wheels i like....Raceways a bit too far so Customville are the best bet i just need to be sure the wheels i order fit 100%

When I had my Mustang I saw loads of times people buying 'make do' wheels then faffing around with spacers and cutting bits of inner arch trim etc. I bought the correct items from Ebay USA. Some will deliver international no problem with a great track record of doing so.
Delivered to the UK in 5 days and only £70 to pay. The postage worked out about £150 at the time but the wheels were rare, a perfect fit and very well priced.

Worth a thought mate.

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If you're looking for 18's and want to do it cheaper, go the BMW wheel route.. 5,6, or 7 series fit in general, might need a rear spacer though.

2 minute search on ebay brought these up . E34 5series fit - which is fine. Pictured with rubber but not 100% sure if with tyres, and doesn't state width.. .£200 buy now though.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-E34-18-SC ... 338179fc88

or these Parallel's for £200 which look great on F-bodies..
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bmw-e39-18-Al ... 3f246379d3

bit more for these, but better
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMW-E60-E61-A ... 2c6e377769

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cheers Stu but my car needs to be real pro touring style to look good with modern black rims....i am in no rush and will get the right ones eventually....maybe quiz a few owners of 1st gen pro tourers at the big shows would be best
p.s. Stu are you going to North weald on may 12th ???? its nice seeing suburas being blitz by blown gto's

Aha.. sticking with the old school look, but going up in size I guess... that indeed will cost ya, Torque Thrust II stylees..

12th May I'm helping babysit about 100 TVR's on a drive round London, finishing at Brooklands for a display. It's an absolute blast and honoured I got asked to shepherd them again this year.. Pic below on the famous patina'd banking from last Octobers visit

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