Old school addition
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RE: Old school addition
ORIGINAL: Claytone
wait, please tell me that this isnt the friggin retro mod we have all been waiting for!
Starman, if this truly is what we all guessed at for 5 pages, you my friend are hearby fired!
please have your desk cleared out by lunch, and security will escort you from the building.
wait, please tell me that this isnt the friggin retro mod we have all been waiting for!
Starman, if this truly is what we all guessed at for 5 pages, you my friend are hearby fired!
please have your desk cleared out by lunch, and security will escort you from the building.
Btw, here are my spinners! :-p
-danny
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Joined: Nov 2005
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Now let me ask you all something. I know mustangs had spinners on hubcaps simulating a knockoff rim (a simiulation of something like the real knockoff/spinner commonly used in mid year corvettes). The corvette knockoff/spinner (as with those used in racing) was used to hold the rim on just as lug nuts do. Having both on the same rim doesn't make logical sense to me and I don't recall ever seeing this on any 60's mustangs. They do look kinda nice but seeing lugs and a spinner on the same rim just looks "incorrect". I don't mean to be critical just thinking this is not technically right and was not a look that mustangs had. ...far as I know.
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Joined: Mar 2006
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RE: Old school addition
ORIGINAL: fairlane292
Now let me ask you all something. I know mustangs had spinners on hubcaps simulating a knockoff rim (a simiulation of something like the real knockoff/spinner commonly used in mid year corvettes). The corvette knockoff/spinner (as with those used in racing) was used to hold the rim on just as lug nuts do. Having both on the same rim doesn't make logical sense to me and I don't recall ever seeing this on any 60's mustangs. They do look kinda nice but seeing lugs and a spinner on the same rim just looks "incorrect". I don't mean to be critical just thinking this is not technically right and was not a look that mustangs had. ...far as I know.
Now let me ask you all something. I know mustangs had spinners on hubcaps simulating a knockoff rim (a simiulation of something like the real knockoff/spinner commonly used in mid year corvettes). The corvette knockoff/spinner (as with those used in racing) was used to hold the rim on just as lug nuts do. Having both on the same rim doesn't make logical sense to me and I don't recall ever seeing this on any 60's mustangs. They do look kinda nice but seeing lugs and a spinner on the same rim just looks "incorrect". I don't mean to be critical just thinking this is not technically right and was not a look that mustangs had. ...far as I know.
-danny
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Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 147
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RE: Old school addition
ORIGINAL: Claytone
wait, please tell me that this isnt the friggin retro mod we have all been waiting for!
Starman, if this truly is what we all guessed at for 5 pages, you my friend are hearby fired!
please have your desk cleared out by lunch, and security will escort you from the building.
wait, please tell me that this isnt the friggin retro mod we have all been waiting for!
Starman, if this truly is what we all guessed at for 5 pages, you my friend are hearby fired!
please have your desk cleared out by lunch, and security will escort you from the building.
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