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The Magnum 500 Now Available in Billet Aluminum!
One of the most popular rallye wheels of all time is back! The billet aluminum Magnum 500 is now available in sizes applicable to your late model muscle car! The Motor Wheel Corporation, a producer of steel rallye wheels during the 1960s and 1970s, built the original Magnum 500 wheel. Today the Magnum 500 is still revered as a classic and has inspired many current aftermarket wheel designs with its 5 spoke and 5 windowpane features. The original steel Magnum 500 was only available in 14 and 15 inch sizes. Today, the Magnum is reborn in a billet aluminum construction in 17 and 18 inch sizes, perfect for retro-styling 1994-2002 Ford Mustangs. The billet Magnum gives late model Mustangs an unmistakable vintage flair.

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New Part-For any Car - Battery Post Terminal by Michael G. Keown
Here is a rendering of my latest part idea. This battery post terminal entraps the battery post, covering it completely, thereby eliminating corrosion (you know, the nasty green stuff). It's machined of billet aluminum, so it's pretty much non-reactive.
The cables are put into the holes in the side and are held in place by set screws. Two openings for 1/0 cable and three 1/4" holes for stereo, alternator, etc.
Michael G. Keown
(MCA # 47119-C-M)
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1/18 Scale American Muscle 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 by the Ertl Co.
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