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I saw your ad and wanted to let you know that I came across a set of these wheels for sale on Craig's List San Jose California. I am looking to buy a 67-72 F100 short bed project and found one in San Jose but do not care for the aftermarket wheels on the truck now While I was looking at Craig's List there I searched F100 wheels and found these. I was originally thinking of buying the wheels when I fly out there to look at the truck and ship them back with the truck. I second thought it though, as I am planning to upgrade the suspension and brakes and although they would look cool on the truck for now, the 5 x 5.5 lug pattern wouldn't work for the long term. I don't know anything about the wheels, I just saw the ad and thought it was interesting that the truck and a set of those hard to find wheels were for sale 40 minutes from each other in Cali, maybe it was karma, lol. They want $800 which seems like all the money to me, but they look like they are in pretty good shape. If I felt I could upgrade and keep the 5 x 5.5 bolt pattern I would look into purchasing them if I can come to an agreement on the truck. Hope this helps you.
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