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Looking for more pics

I'm looking for pics of this car or one just like it to help me decide what to do with my Fuchs. Great looking car but I have only found one picture of it. I think that it came from Pelican but not sure.



Here are a couple of mine, if I put the fuchs back on I'll use the flag mirrors and the no tail decklid.



Still trying to decide if I want to polish the centers of my fuchs or paint them for a stock look. Ultimately I'll do what I want but I'm open to ideas or opinions



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Ok, I'm open to suggestions
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IMO stock Fuchs rules (never mind what the PO put on my car).
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Polished look great on a black car - aka Jack Olsen.
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stock anodized look:

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Originally posted by Jeremy964
Polished look great on a black car - aka Jack Olsen.
I second this approach...also check out this thread with lots of
black cars.

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Love it , keep em coming
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Maybe completely polished or anodized - all silver. Just different enough.
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I really like them polished, but I think the polished ones look the best on the cars with the chomed window trim.

I have a black 87 and my Fuchs are starting to look a bit ratty, so I am in the same boat as you.

One thing I haven't seen much of is to keep them black, and change out the centers for ones with crests that match the hood ornament. That might look sweet.

I do think the stock look black Fuchs are pretty bland as they came.
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since you are removing the aero mirriors and going back to flags, are the aero mirrors electric? Do you want to get rid of them? i was looking at eventually putting them on mine.
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Thanks for the pics. As for the mirrors, I'll probably keep them at least for a while.
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On a dark car, I love them just the way I got them.
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i like them black
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Sherman, that early black 911 with the RSR wheel finish looks great. I wonder if you can do that with a light sandblasting.

This black 911 is probably representative of what I'm looking at doing but with stock bumpers


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