New wheels and tires

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  1. StukaJU87

    StukaJU87 New Member

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    I picked up a set of Rally wheels for my Plymouth wagon. Just had new tires installed. Not on the car yet, but soon. Fronts are 235/60-15, rears are 295/50-15.
     

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    They look great, Scott. Be sure to post some pics once you get them on the Plym. Hey, what's the story with that Mustang? Looks pretty hot.
     
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    Thanks. I will post pics for sure once they are on the car.

    That's my '07 GT. Grabber Orange 5 speed. I did a bunch of cosmetic mods to it. Louvers, stripes, race mirrors, shaker hood scoop, twist lock hood pins, etc. I have had it 3 years and it has just under 12k miles on it. Lots of fun to drive. Here's a couple pics. Shifter is a nod to my favorite Mopars.
     

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    Super nice GT, Scott. I'm loving the shifter. Where are you from in Jersey? I have a house in Cranford.
     
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    I am up by Giants Stadium near Hackensack.
     
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    Should look great post some pics when you get them mounted.
     
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    Those should look nice on your wagon. I always wanted a RoadRunner wagon "clone". :chirp:
     
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    did you get that mustang from all american ford?
     
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    Your knuckles are ok?

    I used to rap mine on the dash, in Pinto, a Corvair Monza, and a few other trucks, when they got that close. Looked like I'd been in a boxing practice. :rofl2:
     
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    Those wheels and tires look great, love the fat ones for the rear! Nice Stang also, the shaker looks rite at home on the Stang.:2_thumbs_up_-_anima

    Pistol grip belongs in a Mopar though;)
     
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    No. It was a pretty plain GT when I got it. I did all the mods after I picked it up. It was at Stadium Ford, but I bought it through Bell Ford in Colonia, as a friend has a hook there.

    Yup. The shifter is a Hurst short throw, so the knuckles don't even get close to the dash.

    Thanks. I hear you about the pistol grip belonging in a Mopar, but since I am a Mopar guy at heart I give myself a pass on that one.
     

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