New Rims
#13
RE: New Rims
Thanks for the comments everyone. I'll have to wait until next summer to lower it when I'm back working again. In total for tires, rims, and mount and balance, it was a $2000 bill. I'm lucky I'm working in the oil patch during the summer or else I'd be like everyother college kid driving a 1988 pontiac sunbird.
#15
RE: New Rims
ORIGINAL: Kwiatkowski18
Thanks for the comments everyone. I'll have to wait until next summer to lower it when I'm back working again. In total for tires, rims, and mount and balance, it was a $2000 bill. I'm lucky I'm working in the oil patch during the summer or else I'd be like everyother college kid driving a 1988 pontiac sunbird.
Thanks for the comments everyone. I'll have to wait until next summer to lower it when I'm back working again. In total for tires, rims, and mount and balance, it was a $2000 bill. I'm lucky I'm working in the oil patch during the summer or else I'd be like everyother college kid driving a 1988 pontiac sunbird.
#16
RE: New Rims
Looks great, same rims and sizes i have on my black stang, and i agree with you on the college thing, i bartend during the school year, but in the summer i move vending machines all day, and bartend all night.
#17
RE: New Rims
I get a lot of people who think my parents bought the car. They think I'm a spoiled rotten brat and it really bugs me because they don't understand how hard I work to keep it and modify it what little I can. During the summer, I work 4 months straight-13 hours a day on the rigs risking my life and wasting my summer. The only money my parents help me out at school with (which I pay everything else on my own) is paying half my insurance which is about $2000. Either than that, I'm on my own. And proud of it.
So props to you man. I know how it is. Rock on.
Thanks everyone for the compliments.
So props to you man. I know how it is. Rock on.
Thanks everyone for the compliments.