Now this is a nice ride.
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Now this is a nice ride.
Just taking a nice ride home and what do I see in the rearview.
I tried to race him, but he didn't want any. Just kidding I was in the Yukon.
I tried to race him, but he didn't want any. Just kidding I was in the Yukon.
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Originally Posted by K Bo
These are the wheels, I don't think the camera phone could keep up.
That wheel isnt feasible, to me at least.
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Originally Posted by Brandon Boomhauer
You are correct. Look at the lines in the concrete, you can see they are 'bent' or pulled back just like the wheels are.
That wheel isnt feasible, to me at least.
That wheel isnt feasible, to me at least.
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Yo uever seen those early 90s Prime brand fugly wheels that are lop-sided?
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Originally Posted by Brandon Boomhauer
Also, if you notice, the 'mag' at 2 o'clock is different in each wheel, that is if my previous post doesn't clear somethings up.