Spinners on a 'vette....

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Jul 27, 2005 | 04:16 PM

#21

Cephiros

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From: chicago burbs

Quote:

Originally Posted by tim99ws6

Guy here in Nashville has a '97 coupe with 20" Knock off chrome Lowenhardt Ld-1's, and some bolt on spinners he runs sometimes. Matter of fact there's also a kid with the same wheels, just black centers.....Just for the life of me, i cannot get into that scene.....then again, i haven't tried very hard either...

i agree i wouldnt either there gaudy, tho the oens with jsut the center spin is kina neat, for the sheer fact you can read the venter cap(well at least easier than on a regular tire)

Jul 27, 2005 | 05:15 PM

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3pnt4maro

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From: Middle Georgia

one word -----------------------------UGLY...that kind of car should not be disgraced like that...

Jul 27, 2005 | 06:30 PM

#23

orange01z28

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From: Aptos, CA

you guys have no idea, here in the Bay Area, the idea of a cool car is now a mid 90s Buick Park Avenue or late 70s/early 80s Caprice or Impala, Lifted (yes, lifted) in order to fit the rancid 24s under it. They also have whistle tips, lots of beat with no dynamat (rattle rattle), and a fake Louis Vuitton interior. The Buick are called "Scrapaz" and the Chevys are known as Box Chevs.

Here is a Box Chev, sorry for the shitty camera phone pic, but I was driving

Jul 27, 2005 | 06:49 PM

#24

fallen

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From: Upper West Side, New York City/Very Downtown, Houston

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Originally Posted by 2000blackta

yeah ew. i saw a C6 around the other day with spinners. some people just shouldn't have money.

You mean the credit cards and banks should stop givin money to the idiots that would discrace an American icon like that. It is sort of like pissing on a Picasso.

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