Are these Outlaw ll's ?

[screamin reel]

Are these Outlaws or just OEM Ford alloys ?

$200 for 4 sound ok ?

I think they'll look better than the crap I have now.
Was hoping for 10" for my 35's but 8" will work too.

 

[73stallion]

don't see any threaded holes for factory center caps. also not recessed for acorn lugs, you'll have to use shank lug nuts.

 

[mustangtoby]

Look like outlaws to me, if Ford should have a ford part #, I think.

 

[Save-A-Horse]

I'm pretty sure those are American Racing Outlaw IIs, I've got a set just like them in the 8". Correct me if I'm wrong but 10" are better handling and a wider "look" while 8" are desireable for off-roading as they are set "in" (more than 10s) and are therefore a little more "protected" from scrapes, etc. and 8's are generally better for low-pressure applications, like on sand dunes.

 

[siderbox]

There not Fords. As 73 said, there are not the three screw holes.

Those are the same wheels, size, and size tire that I'm going to be running.

 

[thegreatjustino]

I would say they are Outlaw IIs. I have always been partial to the Outlaw Is without the holes. When I was looking for rims for my '67 Mustang, I researched the Outlaws quite a bit.

 

[wjjeeper]

Edit - those are most definately Outlaw II's and not Ford

Are they the actual wheels your buying in the pic?

 

[screamin reel]

Yes these are the wheels I'm currently talking to a guy about.
He wants $200 cad which right now is about $9.70 usd.

Do you guys think 2 hun cad is a decent price ???

 

[73stallion]

personally, i wouldn't pay quite that much. keep in mind lugs and washers are gonna cost you about $30