Do you think your car is calendar material?
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Here is a hint for some of you guys before posting: If you have stock or GM wheels on your car, you are probably 99% not going to get selected
Every calendar car used in the current calendar had aftermarket wheels on it.
Every calendar car used in the current calendar had aftermarket wheels on it.
i haven't seen a 35th LE without the LE wheels that looked good besides urs nine . thats why im posting pictures of my car WITH SilverGhosts .
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Here is a hint for some of you guys before posting: If you have stock or GM wheels on your car, you are probably 99% not going to get selected
Every calendar car used in the current calendar had aftermarket wheels on it.
Every calendar car used in the current calendar had aftermarket wheels on it.
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Originally Posted by DrkPhx
Well that sucks, especially considering how nice some of the GM wheels look.
Now, if your car itself is unique, and you have a buddy with some badass wheels, nothing is stopping you from borrowing those wheels for a photo shoot
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Sure, but everyone has GM wheels. Calendar cars need to stand out above the crowd a little, so the car can't really look stock-ish. Wheels are THE greatest change you can do other than a custom paint job to make the car unique.
Now, if your car itself is unique, and you have a buddy with some badass wheels, nothing is stopping you from borrowing those wheels for a photo shoot
Now, if your car itself is unique, and you have a buddy with some badass wheels, nothing is stopping you from borrowing those wheels for a photo shoot
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
Here is a hint for some of you guys before posting: If you have stock or GM wheels on your car, you are probably 99% not going to get selected
Every calendar car used in the current calendar had aftermarket wheels on it.
Every calendar car used in the current calendar had aftermarket wheels on it.
What do you say ol' buddy ol' paL
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ooh ooh, pick me, pick me :p I can round up some female's as well
(last ones a bad pic, but just to give you an idea, it can be cleaned up and better pics take)
****Edit: Just to add, I have stock wheels, I know but will probably borrow some nice 18" fikse FM5's or some drag wheels/tires for a photo shoot, also have very high quality/res pics. Let me know!!! Thanks
Sean
(last ones a bad pic, but just to give you an idea, it can be cleaned up and better pics take)
****Edit: Just to add, I have stock wheels, I know but will probably borrow some nice 18" fikse FM5's or some drag wheels/tires for a photo shoot, also have very high quality/res pics. Let me know!!! Thanks
Sean
Last edited by SSean; 12-23-2004 at 06:46 PM.
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Here's mine, even though it won't get picked it's really shiny. LOL GM wheels are nice, and they're cheap. Those 00+ SS wheels cost me 450 shipped to my door new. I just can't fathom shelling out 3 or 4 grand for some pimpin' rims. The next thing I'm buying is a turbo... maybe later (like way later) down the road I'll pop for some better rims, but no way now....