Nice Wheels.

I don't like fish but I like these:

Dan

Where ?

:)

ah yeah, now he sees!

Yep, very tasty. Probably wasting my breath, but nothing to do with Fish.

It's Boyd Coddington (CoddZilla?)

I think that's the first time I've ever seen "Halfords" and "cheap" in the same sentence ;-)

It would need to be a smooth classic hot rod type car.

my sentiments in a nutshell.

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Would work well on a Mercury based otherwise smoothed leadsled, with full limo tint windows, and a very black interior.

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Put it this way, it wouldn't suit any standard motor. But as the finishing touch to any car that has had 3 times it's value (or twenty times for the average mod job Nova/R5/Saxo/whatever) that is entered into competitions it makes the car different from all the others in a very striking way.

It isn't about a set of subtle slightly larger or wider 5 spokes, it's about in your face shine. Not that Gangster bling rubbish (although it would work), but about had stitched deep button leather, paint jobs with

10 coats of laquer ontop of 12 coats of primer/paint/flake/flip, about hand welded and chromed chainlink steering wheels, on CNC machined billet hubs, about Juiced suspension and it all started all over america 1950's ->, not 1980's Essex.

They wouldn't be so good if you wanted to show off your flashy discs etc - but they'd sure give off a shiny glow when spinning around :)