Rim protectors
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From: Lineville, AL
Re: Rim protectors
They still are, at least down South ......
Back in the 50's/60's you had to have a set of them along with fuzzy dice for the mirror and a coon tail for the antenna.
Mud flaps and fender skirts were optional.
If you were truly avant garde, you had lakes pipes and spun aluminum moon hub caps.
Back in the 50's/60's you had to have a set of them along with fuzzy dice for the mirror and a coon tail for the antenna.
Mud flaps and fender skirts were optional.
If you were truly avant garde, you had lakes pipes and spun aluminum moon hub caps.
Last edited by ala_xfire; Apr 22, 2021 at 10:47 AM.
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From: Ontario
Re: Rim protectors
They still are, at least down South ......
Back in the 50's/60's you had to have a set of them along with fuzzy dice for the mirror and a coon tail for the antenna.
Mud flaps and fender skirts were optional.
If you were truly avant garde, you had lakes pipes and spun aluminum moon hub caps.
Back in the 50's/60's you had to have a set of them along with fuzzy dice for the mirror and a coon tail for the antenna.
Mud flaps and fender skirts were optional.
If you were truly avant garde, you had lakes pipes and spun aluminum moon hub caps.
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From: Houston Texas
Re: Rim protectors
I can just imagine lake pipes on an srt6 
In fact, the only thing missing in this thread is dummy spots..........
In fact, the only thing missing in this thread is dummy spots..........
Last edited by copperfieldkid; Apr 22, 2021 at 03:02 PM.
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Re: Rim protectors
Last edited by Bill F; Apr 22, 2021 at 09:56 PM.
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