Gold Snypers, what do ya think
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Car: '87 t-top, '88 'vert
Everytime I see that fur interior, that song from the 70's pops in my head:
Though you may not drive a great big cadillac
Gangster whitewalls tv antenna in the back
You may not have a car at all
But just remember brothers and sisters
You can still stand tall
Just be thankful for what you've got
Though you may not drive a great big cadillac
Diamonds in the back, sunroof top, diggin the scene
With the gangster lean
For what you've got
You may not have a car at all
But just remember brothers and sisters
You can still stand tall
Just be thankful for what you've got
Diamonds in the back, sunroof top, diggin' the scene
With the gangster lean ooh ooh ooh
Though you may not drive a great big cadillac
Gangster whitewalls tv antenna in the back
You may not have a car at all
But just remember brothers and sisters
You can still stand tall
Just be thankful for what you've got
Diamonds in the back, sunroof top, diggin the scene
With the Gangster lean
Though you may not drive a great big cadillac
Gangster whitewalls tv antenna in the back
You may not have a car at all
But just remember brothers and sisters
You can still stand tall
Just be thankful for what you've got
Though you may not drive a great big cadillac
Diamonds in the back, sunroof top, diggin the scene
With the gangster lean
For what you've got
You may not have a car at all
But just remember brothers and sisters
You can still stand tall
Just be thankful for what you've got
Diamonds in the back, sunroof top, diggin' the scene
With the gangster lean ooh ooh ooh
Though you may not drive a great big cadillac
Gangster whitewalls tv antenna in the back
You may not have a car at all
But just remember brothers and sisters
You can still stand tall
Just be thankful for what you've got
Diamonds in the back, sunroof top, diggin the scene
With the Gangster lean
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Car: 1986 Trans Am
Engine: 305 LB9 TPI
Transmission: 700-R4
i'm prolly gonna end up getting cragar S/S wheels, from these people,
http://store.stimotorsports.com/ss.html
very cheap prices-
I am just questionging them becuase it dont ask for sizes but a nice email will do the trick.
shane
http://store.stimotorsports.com/ss.html
very cheap prices-
I am just questionging them becuase it dont ask for sizes but a nice email will do the trick.
shane
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Car: 1987 Formula (original owner)
Engine: 305 TPI
Transmission: T5
Axle/Gears: 9-bolt/3.45
You might have a hard time finding a wheel color that works well with your car's platinum paint Shane.
I'm not sure the different colors of silver will work well together. Your paint color might end up looking a bit dull compared to the brighter silver wheels. The colors aren't different enough to contrast well, so they seem to end-up clashing with each other.
I'm thinking chrome or mirror-polished aluminum might be better with your platinum paint. Even though they're even brighter than the silver wheels, they're more neutral, which will contrast better and might compliment the paint rather than clash with it.
And a dark chrome(black ice, black chrome, shadow chrome, etc.) would look awesome, IMO. Even the charcoal center/polished rim would look cool. Darker wheels aren't as bold from a distance, but they're very nice up close--and fairly unique.
I'm not sure the different colors of silver will work well together. Your paint color might end up looking a bit dull compared to the brighter silver wheels. The colors aren't different enough to contrast well, so they seem to end-up clashing with each other.
I'm thinking chrome or mirror-polished aluminum might be better with your platinum paint. Even though they're even brighter than the silver wheels, they're more neutral, which will contrast better and might compliment the paint rather than clash with it.
And a dark chrome(black ice, black chrome, shadow chrome, etc.) would look awesome, IMO. Even the charcoal center/polished rim would look cool. Darker wheels aren't as bold from a distance, but they're very nice up close--and fairly unique.
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Car: '91 TA vert
Engine: turboLSx
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I want to see THOSE on a thirdgen...
I'd vote against the firehawk wheels, too rounded. Hell I think they look ugly on firehawks. Reminds me too much of some wheels my friend first bought for his crx. Ugly.
Anything dark silver, gunmetal, etc. might look good.
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Car: 1985 Camaro, 1986 Trans Am
Engine: 5.0L carbed and 5.0L TPI
Transmission: TH700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.23 and 3.27 posi
I had a black and gold '85 Z28 that those gold Snypers would have look great on!
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