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Thursday, March 30, 2006

By Rob on March 30, 2006 at 03:40 pm

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These serve absolutely no practical purpose, but I want them anyway.

According to this they cost about $12,000 for a set. At that price, they'd better include the blonde in the deal.

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Too bad I don’t like low profile tires.

Not that I’m gonna blow $12k on my $9k truck.

electnixon on March 31, 2006 at 04:58 am

While walking through the neighborhood yesterday, I noted a Yukon Denali resting on its brake rotors. There may be a set of rims available at a deep discount.

WOOF on March 31, 2006 at 05:11 am

I saw a cap in LA last week with spinners, except they didn’t spin, they hung (hangers?). They were advertising something-or-other on the hangers, ind of like the rooftop and trunkback ads that are already so common.

WOOF - Don’t you thing the Yukon brake drums are a sweet find by themselves? I bet they run well into the hundreds, each. Maybe they are still there…

Tom_with_a_Dream on March 31, 2006 at 05:15 am

I gues I meant cab, not cap... sorry

Tom_with_a_Dream on March 31, 2006 at 06:27 am

The Denali was sitting in the some guys driveway in a gated community, don’t know if the rims/tires were removed there or the truck was flatbeded home. With the value of rims and the extreme desire of young men to have them, it would not be unrealistic to imagine a group with hydraulic floor jacks stealing the rims in a few minutes.

There are commercials on TV here offering flashy rims to rent!!! The selling point being, rent some rims and you will guaranteed to have lots of sex .

WOOF on March 31, 2006 at 06:54 am

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Woof, when is sex not a selling point? Beer commercials say "Drink this beer and hot girls will party with you." Travel commercials say "Come to our city and hot girls in bikinis will massage you."

Heck, here in North Dakota they sell combines with girls in bikinis.

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