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I have 255x60 rears and 245x60 fronts. Touch Picture to enlarge. Hope this helps. Terry

Tom, I think it looks great. Good job. Terry

Go period correct style rims. 255x60 in rear and 245x60 in the front. No Spacers.

You can replace without removing the trans, just remove the shifter and it will fit without cutting. Takes an extra hour and you are stock. The trans collar was another and separate thing to keep tunnel heat down. Terry

I went with "Period Correct" Appliance Wheels with no spacers. Terry

Have you checked to see if your carb has gas. I have the same problem, in that, I think gas is syphoned from the carb after sitting for a couple of days. After I turn it over for a few seconds it starts and then restarts on first try. Terry

If you remove the left (drivers) pillar post moulding you should have enough room to lift the pag and get at the speaker w/o removing that dash. Hope this helps. Terry

I have a late 73 (July) that I purchased with 9,600 miles and it has the chrome leading edge. Terry

Torque Thrust for me. No spacers. But had to use 15x7 to fit in wheelwell. Terry

Use a hair dryer to remove the plastic cover (heat it and it will pull right off) from the end of the belt and it will slip right through. Terry

All 72 Coupes came with the removable rear window and shelf. Terry

I like the Vintage 45's, that come in 16". Spendy at $995, which includes spacers, caps and lug nuts. http://www.vintagewheelworks.com/v45.html Terry