bigBADbenny wrote:I'm digging the camo contact on the lip and wheel arch liners!
Im not quite sure if your joking there Benny........
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Re: Aggressive Wheels
by cruisn » Thu Aug 15, 2013 3:15 pm
Im not quite sure if your joking there Benny........
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Re: Aggressive Wheels
by bass_straitener » Thu Aug 15, 2013 4:01 pm
cruisn wrote:bigBADbenny wrote:I'm digging the camo contact on the lip and wheel arch liners!
Im not quite sure if your joking there Benny........
It's his birthday today so he's probably pissed...
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Re: Aggressive Wheels
by Gen5is » Thu Aug 15, 2013 7:35 pm
alessandro132 wrote:coyote wrote:cruisn wrote:I also like how its referred to as "fitment" when clearly id doesnt fit and wasnt meant to
Yes, the "fitment" word is also curious.
Very loosely so it appears:
I saw this car at a recent show 'n' shine, needless to say it looks fecking awful
That is what you would call Mexi-poke
Its what the Mexicans in the states used to do on "imports" back in the 90's
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