Help me get that old school look
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Help me get that old school look
Help me get that old school look
When I was a little kid, in the 80's before people lifted their trucks even if they were 2wd everyone put wide tires on their pickup for cruising around town.
I want the classic look like the muscle cars in the 70's. I'd like to run some oldschool like 14x10's with Indy profile tires. So what are your suggestions.
Can I do this with my stock rims with the right tires and spacers. I believe they are 14x7. That would save me some dough.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/319808...ro#31980850006
That's the look I want
Anyone setup like this? I would love a pic.
When I was a little kid, in the 80's before people lifted their trucks even if they were 2wd everyone put wide tires on their pickup for cruising around town.
I want the classic look like the muscle cars in the 70's. I'd like to run some oldschool like 14x10's with Indy profile tires. So what are your suggestions.
Can I do this with my stock rims with the right tires and spacers. I believe they are 14x7. That would save me some dough.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/319808...ro#31980850006
That's the look I want
Anyone setup like this? I would love a pic.
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I want them sticking out. Maybe it was just popular where I was at, but I've heard it called the Go-Cart Look. Like 14x10's WITHOUT low profile tires. Stock height, just wide my friend.
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This Truck has 388,880 miles. It needs painted anyway. I'm gonna go flat black so I can touch it up with spray paint any time. White walls out!
I wanna stuff the widest Tire I can with it not rubbing when i turn. Not tall. Like stock height.
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