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05-09-2007 04:57 PM #16
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I am into the smoothie wheels for one big reason...
I can drive 200 miles to a show, pull in, give 'em a quick swipe with my trusty DWG, and go wander off for some fun.
The billet gang would be slaving away while I am enjoying a cool one...
(unless I can find some help shining things up <lol>)
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05-09-2007 05:23 PM #17
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I like what you got but if you want to change you might as well go radical.
my vote lol
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05-09-2007 06:50 PM #18
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where's the tires?
Originally Posted by chevyman95
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05-09-2007 06:53 PM #19
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42 they use rubber bands on those rims . They look great but watch the holes in the road .
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05-09-2007 07:23 PM #20
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The car is just right as is.
Appreciate that you caught "The Look" first time around.
Sometimes it's easy to overdo a car and it starts looking overly busy.
Leave the Stude alone and start a new project.
That way, you have one to enjoy and one to dream about....C9
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05-09-2007 07:32 PM #21
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had a set of weld wheel champ,s rims on one of my gto.s same rim? that car i think would look BAD with black walls and a set of kindney beam hal.s or it needs a set of 5 spoke hal.s if i had photo shop i would show you Originally Posted by falconvan
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05-09-2007 10:27 PM #22
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Thanks everyone for the ideas and the art work even the wagon wheels and rubber bands! This has all given me some ideas to think about. One other thought I had was to stay with the whites and smoothies, but kick it up to 17s instead of the 14s-15s I have now. I am not one to make changes quickly so I will take my time. Might just leave it alone like several have suggested.
PatOf course, that's just my opinion, I could be wrong!
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05-10-2007 01:51 PM #23
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That is one great looking................... ugh...........................truck. Originally Posted by deepnhock
I am into the smoothie wheels for one big reason...
I can drive 200 miles to a show, pull in, give 'em a quick swipe with my trusty DWG, and go wander off for some fun.
The billet gang would be slaving away while I am enjoying a cool one...
(unless I can find some help shining things up <lol>)
Jeff
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05-10-2007 02:26 PM #24
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And your daughter is also a lovely young woman...
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05-10-2007 06:33 PM #25
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Try the Dayton wire rims, red with gold spokes, might be the look.
Brad
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05-27-2007 12:45 AM #26
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how about keeping the whitewalls and wheels and going with some crazy looking hubcaps like my avatar??Last edited by bulletz; 05-27-2007 at 12:48 AM.
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07-16-2009 07:11 PM #27
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Deep, what size wheel and tire combo do you have on your truck front and back? Originally Posted by deepnhock
I am into the smoothie wheels for one big reason...
I can drive 200 miles to a show, pull in, give 'em a quick swipe with my trusty DWG, and go wander off for some fun.
The billet gang would be slaving away while I am enjoying a cool one...
(unless I can find some help shining things up <lol>)
Jeff
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07-16-2009 08:16 PM #28
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I like the idea of painted steelies or a set of Salt Flats. It all depends on what kind of image you want it to put forth.Superman wears Chuck Norris pajamas
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07-26-2009 08:50 PM #29
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chrome reverse
keep the chrome reverse lose the wide whites,go with raised white letters or red line tires.nice car.
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07-27-2009 02:08 AM #30
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I think Pat has probably found what he wants by now since this thread is from 2007, however that is one nice looking yellow truck with one nice lookin pretty young lady in front of it, and Pat the studebakers looks great as is!
Dave is right too, never can have too much red!
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