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fasttback

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I don't know if this is real or not, but I thought I would post someone who fit 22" wheels on an old Mustang. In addition to the wheels you also get:

"2 12's and 2 10's in the trunk, interior in good shape. Will needs tow."

All for $5500 on Craig's List! A little too much wheel for me.

<img src="http://home.pacbell.net/lorax1/1967_22.jpg">
 

DukeGnarley

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i've seen better looking mustangs in a wrecking yard.
 

krash kendall

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Looking at those wheels, he must be a big fan of "Wrecks to Riches". The only car on that show I've seen that had wheels that fit was the Hemi Dart.
 

monk302

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F'in disgusting
 

Max Power

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I am ready for this "Whacky Racers" cartoon fad of automotive modification to end any day now.
 
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85 Turbo Bird

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I wonder what mods he had to do to get those things to fit...
 

2bav8

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I don't know what's worse...
They actually got 22" rims on the car, or they spent money to get those 22" rims on the car.
 

CarFreakGT

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That . . . looks . . . like . . . ass. Can we PLEASE get back to reality!??!
 

CarFreakGT

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Max Power said:
I am ready for this "Whacky Racers" cartoon fad of automotive modification to end any day now.
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Amen, brother.
 
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mustangdave

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Mod, please delete from our eyesight. crapola
 

68keyblr

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excuse me while I vomit my guts out....

It looks like a stage coach!
 
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85 Turbo Bird said:
I wonder what mods he had to do to get those things to fit...
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You're assuming they fit. I'm guessing we're looking at full lock steering in the photo. In fact, the "needs tow" is probably because the owner remembered too late that he lives on a dead end street.
 
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Nice Clown Wheels- yeah - Wrecks to Riches put's the ugliest wheels on their cars - but they seem to "sell" every last one of them to same guy on every show so it must be what he likes to run - Freakin UGLY if you ask me
 

69Rcode_Mach1

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ACK!!!
 

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Yuk!

Do you have the link to the ad plz? I need to post the pic on our local forum as a warning!
 
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57fairlane

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StephenMarsh said:
Wrecks to Riches put's the ugliest wheels on their cars - but they seem to "sell" every last one of them to same guy on every show so it must be what he likes to run - Freakin UGLY if you ask me
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The best wrecks to riches moment has to be when they hacked up the stock torino. If all they did was sell the car right after they got it, it would have made money but I was glad to see them buy it back at the end because it didn't get high enough.
 

krash kendall

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57fairlane said:
The best wrecks to riches moment has to be when they hacked up the stock torino. If all they did was sell the car right after they got it, it would have made money but I was glad to see them buy it back at the end because it didn't get high enough.
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That thought never occurred to me! But how right you are! It would have been hard to fill the hour up though if they just drove the car transporter to the auction house and called it a day.

Just goes to show you youngins' out there, don't cut up original cars in exceptional condition to make a "restomod" thinking you will make a bundle! Even at a price-inflating auction the chances are slim that you will recover your bling-bling money. Start with something rough or bare if you plan on replacing or modifying everything then fill your boots!
 
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65mistress

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I'd buy it. then take those gawd awful rims off of it and sell them to make money to put a 393, 6 spd, and IRS into it.

Just looking at the possibilities, it is still a Stang after all.
 
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68conv4sp

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Best laugh I've had today. Beauty really is in the eye of the beholder.
 

MustangMatt1966

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68conv4sp said:
Best laugh I've had today. Beauty really is in the eye of the beholder.
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edit that: its beauty is in the eye of the "beerholder"

man that things fugly
 
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