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    Question Anyone have information on this car. Or know the owner?

    I am looking for information on this gorgeous long hood early 911. I am extremely interested in the wheels, they look like aluminum machined to simulate Porsche steel, and the offset is perfect.

    And the whole car is a stunner, and I would love to have more information on it.

    Thanks guys and gals.

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    Those look like Willhoit wheels....

    Check Willhoit Auto Restoration:
    http://www.willhoitautorestoration.com/

    Here's a pic of his own hot rod 911....

    Hope this helps...

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    It would help if we knew where you found the photo. A link to that location would be most helpful.
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    It would help if we knew where you found the photo. A link to that location would be most helpful.
    Dave,

    Sorry for the cryptic post...

    I believe that shot was taken in front of John's shop in Long Beach CA....

    I got the image by Googling 'John Willhoit Porsche wheels'

    Cheers,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Miller View Post
    Those look like Willhoit wheels....

    Check Willhoit Auto Restoration:
    http://www.willhoitautorestoration.com/

    Here's a pic of his own hot rod 911....

    Hope this helps...

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    Very cool, I will reach out to Willhoit to see about the wheels. Thanks for the reply.

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    Chuck, I think that Dave was asking the OP the question.
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    Quote Originally Posted by davep View Post
    It would help if we knew where you found the photo. A link to that location would be most helpful.
    I actually have since posting did a image "Visual search" and found a hit on Pinterest actually, the link was broken but it had "Elephant Racing Affiliate Shop" on the photo, and a broken link to a Boxer Rebellion site. But I have messaged Elephant Racing and also tagged them in a post I made on Instagram. So hopefully I will hear back.

    Thanks for the reply!

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    Chuck, I think that Dave was asking the OP the question.
    Oooops, got it Mark.... No worries...
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    Actually, the Technomagnesio wheels sold on Wilhoit's site are wide-5 for drum brake 356.

    The wheels on the 911's shown here are probably Boyd Coddington's wheels. https://hotrodsbyboyd.com/2019/05/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arne View Post
    Actually, the Technomagnesio wheels sold on Wilhoit's site are wide-5 for drum brake 356.

    The wheels on the 911's shown here are probably Boyd Coddington's wheels. https://hotrodsbyboyd.com/2019/05/
    Thank you! That’s exactly what I looking for.

    Have a good one guys!

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