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I'm with you on the aftermarket wheels. Not only are they a potential nightmare to clean, I think most of them look terrible. I have a set of Special Edition wheels sitting in my carport that are going on mine, and now I'm wondering what they'd look like in white...
that's a sharp set of OEM rims my friend. i would almost say "elegant" - stylish, but understated- smooth lines and would be a as easy as to detail as any rim I've seen. and i'm betting that they would be an outstanding candidate for powder coating. i'll wager that if you do elect to have them done it won't be long before someone stops you and inquires where you got them. I've already had a guy stop me outside the local Autozone asking me about mine. Hell we might start a trend
that's a sharp set of OEM rims my friend. i would almost say "elegant" - stylish, but understated- smooth lines and would be a as easy as to detail as any rim I've seen. and i'm betting that they would be an outstanding candidate for powder coating. i'll wager that if you do elect to have them done it won't be long before someone stops you and inquires where you got them. I've already had a guy stop me outside the local Autozone asking me about mine. Hell we might start a trend
Think I'll keep 'em stock for now, since my truck is Magnetic. I kinda like the look of factory parts on a "what if" truck. (I can understand why there's no business case for an RCLB SE, but that's what I wanted.) I have the STX grill, too, but I'm torn between making gradual changes and upgrading it all at once.
08-18-2018, 04:53 PM
