Classic wheels

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the car inthe picture is a subaru legacy as i'm sure all of you will know, but the wheels look like the classic Porsche Fuch. Assuming the wheels are from wheel of the day which car did they come from as i highly doubt Porsche are in or are they buyable at any time?

P.S also could someone tell me if it is possible to change the wheels on the theoriginal beetle so i can attempt to make a resto cal bug, cheers! :)

Also included is the Alto works with chevelle wheels on it, very cool looking.

Does any one have any info on other classic aftermarket wheels in the game?
 

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That was my first thought (though it's not called a 911) but the RuF's seen in the game don't use those wheels.
 
those rims on that suzuki are from the Chevy Chevelle SS. (on the rims you can see 'SS' too)
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I know they don't use 911, but i don't know how they do call it :p
So, sorry man, can't help you further.
 
Actually those wheels aren't just used on Chevy's. Those are Cragar magnum 500's if I'm not mistaken. They were used on Dodge and Chevy cars alike.
 
But you can see SS on the middle of the wheel. I don't think they put SS on a Dodge wheel.
 
Don't forget they were used on some Fords as well. The SS in the middle of the wheel is an identifying mark for the wheels themselves (Cragar SS).
 
You can get other stock wheels in the Wheel Of The Day selection in GT Auto.
 
SchuberT
Don't forget they were used on some Fords as well. The SS in the middle of the wheel is an identifying mark for the wheels themselves (Cragar SS).
Actually, the SS was a chevy center cap, Ford and Chrysler used different center caps. Contrary to belief, they were NOT made by Cragar, but another OEM supplier.
 
so this means we can put stock wheels from other cars on your car? If so it's about time. there are alot of nice stock wheels out there. Can you change the wheel and tire size yet?
 
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