Questionable modifications: pictures inside!

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Nothing says 'Murica like a...........old Mini?

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If one types into Google (remember: the world's largest search engine) -- "tastefully modified Holden Commodore" -- not a single result appears. More than 3 million Commodores have been sold. Coincidence?
 
Aw bollocks. I posted a truck with them same rims on the offroad thread, check it out. I'll make sure to edit it with them rims. I fricking love 'em. Why American Racing...
 
Aw bollocks. I posted a truck with them same rims on the offroad thread, check it out. I'll make sure to edit it with them rims. I fricking love 'em. Why American Racing...

Something being out of production doesn't make them impossible to come by
 
Yeah but they're becoming quite a rarity now. For instance in that thread I found the truck I posted on the offroad thread, them rims got stolen...that's really some ******** there. I hate when good rims get stolen. The kind Underrated good ones.
 
EDIT:

Totally just noticed this guy is running the same tires as me :D

I absolutely LOVE those tires. Shame they aren't made anymore.
Uh...
Tires: the black rubber that goes around the rim
Rims: the silver alloy/chrome/plastic/carbon fiber bit that connects the axle/brakes to the wheel.
Wheels: the combination of tires and rims
 
Yes, I was talking about the "black rubber that goes around the rim". I use those EXACT same ones. I'd recognize that tread pattern anywhere.

Anyways:

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When Slash said something about the tires, I thought he meant the rims, because they were talking about the rims after that post. So I thought slash was going cray cray or something.
But your definition of rims and wheels is wrong.

Your definition of what rims are is more what lugs nuts are and rimz are a slang word for wheels. Wheels are not are combination of tires and rims.
 
I say wheel is the entire package. But I also call it the metal piece your tire sits on. I also call that a rim. Rim can also be the outer edge. Just depends.
 
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