I don't like 4 lug cobra r wheels, and I love the classic look of welds so I approve the change!
Those cars look great with Welds and polished tailpipes. I actually like them with silver Pony wheels too.Here's mine...I like old school too...I'm old
are those american racing wheels?
love that gray, Ive got some leather seats that would look great in it (wink wink)
I'll play. This is actually my Wife's Fox but I do all the greasy stuff. Fox is sitting in the garage right now awaiting her 2nd suspension upgrade. Was gonna be a stree/strip car but now that my wife has her 2010 GT she wants this one full strip.
And yes, those are Affliction Clothing stickers on the battery box.....what can I say she's a woman and loves clothes
But you love the look of big wheels and lowered cars even more and that's what you're going to do. Because you're young
I like low cars including Foxes with big wheels, and I like Weld wheels with skinnies up front. Both good looks. I even like an occasional totally stock Fox, or one with a stock ride height is a refreshing change. Some days I get tired of all the aftermarket parts and wonder if some of us shouldn't be doing a resto instead.So big wheels and lowered car=young and stupid, small wheels and stock ride height= old and smart? I dont get the logic there.
Whoa there! I didnt say anything about stupid? If anything, I'm calling myself old. No logic involved. Just different mindsets for different folks. I'm more interested in going fast in a straight line and big heavy wheels, although looking great, are counter productive. If you like it, do it. Its your vehicle. Some foxes look great with big wheels (To a point). Some are just looking for a good cruising vehicle. Even lowered cars are cool (again to a point). Most of the fellows I hang with are about 10 years my junior and they prefer lowered and large wheels that fill up the wheel well. But, they understand that sacrafices performance where loading up the rear wheels is concerned. I appologize if you took offense to what I said.So big wheels and lowered car=young and stupid, small wheels and stock ride height= old and smart? I dont get the logic there.
Whoa there! I didnt say anything about stupid? If anything, I'm calling myself old. No logic involved. Just different mindsets for different folks. I'm more interested in going fast in a straight line and big heavy wheels, although looking great, are counter productive. If you like it, do it. Its your vehicle. Some foxes look great with big wheels (To a point). Some are just looking for a good cruising vehicle. Even lowered cars are cool (again to a point). Most of the fellows I hang with are about 10 years my junior and they prefer lowered and large wheels that fill up the wheel well. But, they understand that sacrafices performance where loading up the rear wheels is concerned. I appologize if you took offense to what I said.