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31 Aug 2002, 12:18 am
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Smoothie wheels
Hi
I got a Black '02 yesterday, and I want to put 15" painted rims on it to match my '48 Chrysler (all the OEM wheels look stupid, IMHO. If the car is supposed to look retro, why the big, flat mags? Anachronistic.They make the car look like a Conestoga!!) Anyone know of a good source for such steel smoothie rims? I'd love to be able to use stainless trim rings and '48 Chrysler script baby moons, too. And if I could just squeeze a Flathead 8 under the hood.... Thanks Ward Edited by - ward on 08/30/2002 23:32:35     |
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02 Sep 2002, 01:35 pm
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