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These pictures pretty much exemplify my feelings about "RIMS" in general. They mess up handling, ride terrible, and are just plain out of all logical proportion, I guess I'm just too old school (maybe just too old?) to "get it."
Compared to most any custom, my cars would be considered boring. I can appreciate the work that goes into these cars... but as for me and my house, we will stay a bit more mainstream.
Yeah, like none of us ever put on oversized tires and wheels and had OUR parents shaking their heads over why.
BTW, everything here was taken in 1976 or earlier.
Last edited by Procrastination Racing; Dec 3, 2017 at 03:52 PM.
"Yeah, like none of us ever put on oversized tires and wheels and had OUR parents shaking their heads over why."
You are exactly right. That "conversation" was 50+ years ago. I never could afford the added expense anyway.
Dad is gone now, but I would confess to him that he was right.
Still, I'm not the judge. Just an old guy, right or wrong, with personal likes.
The engineering of the suspension to squeeze those wheels and tires are the highlight of this car, yet you can't see them. He should be displaying this with the floor mirrors so you can see his work, unless he was sloppy and wants to hide it.
I see I'm not the only one that is interested in seeing how this was done....I prefer this over the jacked up 4X4 ones.