They are stock 2004 Mach 1 wheels that I bought second hand for a really good deal since they are scratched and curbed pretty good (I would think beyond repair). I currently have a 1 inch wheel spacer (to clear my front Wilwoods discs) and I had a tiny bit of rubbing but I think that’s due to my car not being aligned at all, and the suspension was worn so the car sat a little lower then stock. I’ll report back after an alignment!

Thanks so much for the information. I look forward to your mustang progress.@@austindowney7142

Looks like a titanium brand from harbor freight. Either the flux core or mig welder. No way is stick recommended for this type of work. You don’t really need a high amperage machine to spot weld thin metal. Look into the TITANIUM Easy-Flux 125 Amp Welder. Hope this helps 🤙🏾

Titanium brand from Harbor Freight flux core, 110v welder with .030 wire. I got it on sale for $150 then bought one of the better welding hoods, gloves, and all the accessories.

@@downhilldaddy5282 You are 100% correct