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10-19-2007, 05:59 PM
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My wheels are AWC (Allied Wheel Components) Series 887 Aluminum 15". The previous owner put them on, one more place when I didn't have burn a hole in my pocket 
http://www.alliedwheel.com/aluminum.htm
http://www.alliedwheel.com/aluminum.htm
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The 4 door F150s of this vintage are custom jobs done by a company called Centurion. They used to be partnered with Ford back when 4 door F150s and Broncos didn't exist. My truck started out as a reg cab short bed, they cut the cab and frame and stretched everything. Same deal goes for Mike's truck. If you can find one in good shape for cheap, NAB IT! They're worth their weight in gold. Paid $8000 for mine in near MINT condition with 92k miles on everything. Love my truck more than the day is long 
