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Old 09-20-2024, 09:47 PM
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Beautiful car I’m happy to see you’re out driving it


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Turned out great!
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Congrats on getting is finished and putting miles on the car. It looks great!
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Here's a flip for the beautiful car. My friend Lance had one in high school and I've loved Cuda's since. The MiniLites are perfect!
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Hey thanks for doing that! A lot of people get drawn into the car when they see those wheels with the Toyo tires... "hold on, whats going on here?!" I've always liked a more subtle satin black wheel but I couldn't bring myself to paint these when they were brand new. These are a very reasonable $225/wheel but my only complaint is they designed them with a really thick pad (hence the spokes are out towards the face of the wheel)... I assume so that they can machine lots of different offsets.

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