Projects Two things make a car: Wheels and stance.

I run 15 front , 17 rear Americans on my coupe. Everyone seems to like them..........

 

Perfect!

 

My truck looks pretty good

 

saw this yesterday at Drag Week, Byron, Il.

 

Parking in the grass helps too.

 

Your truck looks fantastic, especially on those red lines!

 

I saw this one today. I thought it looked good.

 

Wheels and stance....

 

The stance of my 50 year itch…1972, 1975, 1987, 2008, 2016, and current :

 

Current Vette stance :

 

Here is my 1955 Chevy truck.

 

Just changed out my black steelies and skinny tires for these chrome wheels and big and little tires.

 

Hello,

Most of us are accustomed to seeing 5 spoke American Racing Equipment “Mag” Wheels. The standard rounded edge tapered spokes that were the original design. But over time, the company made plenty of other styles and with the American Racing Equipment Company quality, look just as nice on many old hot rods and in this case, an old woody wagon that is a sleeper.

Why is it a sleeper? Well it looks like a nice cruiser with racks for the many folks that can be seated and need surfboards for the local hot surf spots in So Cal. The stock appearance is deceiving as it was told to us that it has all Chevy running gear and a modified 383 motor sits under the hood.

Jnaki

Well, at least it gets to the beach faster than most. But if one saw it on the road, the American Racing Flat Spokes gives a hint of wheels and stance to say… “watch out.” Then, the motor power comes on strong and surprises a lot of people. YRMV

 

Beauty! Is that a custom hand built 32 frame with no reveal, or manufactured?

 

Sits Pretty Good Pal

 

Check and check

 

my old 38 and my buddy's 37...

 

Mine.

 

Yep.

Wheels, Stance and Clean Glass

 

Yep. I like the set up on all my cars. they are all different
apps and the 36 Pontiwillys has no drive train in this picture and will be adjusted when the weight is in it!
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Wheels and stance in bare metal

 

At the LSRU in April.

 

Here are my two.

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