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Legendary Wheel Magnum 400 Aluminum Alloy Charcoal Machined Wheel; 15x6; 5mm Offset

(64-69 Mustang w/ 4-Lug

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      Features & Specs

      • 15 X 6
      • 4 X 4.5 Bolt Pattern
      • 4 Lug
      • 3.75 Backspace
      • Center Cap Included
      • Charcoal Color with Machined Accents
      • Cast Aluminum Material
      • 1-Piece Design
      • Positive 5 MM Offset
      • Supports TPMS
      • 16.5 LB Weight
      • Fits 64-69 Mustang w/ 4-Lug

      Description

      Classic Alloy Wheel. The Legendary Wheel 15 x 6 Legendary Magnum 400 Aluminum Alloy Wheel with Charcoal and Machined Finish, 4 x 4.5 Bolt Pattern offers a bold, muscle car-inspired style specifically designed for classic Mustangs. This wheel provides a custom alloy upgrade without the need for complicated bolt pattern conversions, making it a practical and stylish choice for restoration and performance builds.

      Construction and Appearance. Crafted from cast aluminum, this wheel features durable and lightweight construction. The charcoal finish with machined accents delivers a timeless, high-contrast look that evokes the muscle car era of the 60’s and 70’s, enhanced by CNC machined details and slot windows for added visual depth.

      Installation. Installation of this wheel requires no drilling and is designed for straightforward fitment on vehicles with a 4-lug 4.5-inch bolt pattern. It offers a direct bolt-on application, making the upgrade process simple for classic Mustang owners.

      Application. Specifically designed to fit 64-69 Mustang with 4-Lug.

      Legendary Wheel LW40-50644B

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