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Sonny: thanks for the info but I seem to get lucky buying on Craigslist. I like buying used, local and direct from the seller. This set is my latest Craigslist purchase of winter wheels: https://i.imgur.com/bAuL2Dp.jpg https://i.imgur.com/nf084oU.jpg I didn't much care for the oem wheels for winter ...

Thanks Otto. I know many people on these forums are purists and anything that is not stock is not good. I say, make the car your own! Express yourself and have a little fun. It's not my problem car makers took forever to realize big wheels do a lot for the overall look of a car. A red car screams fo...

time to get rid of my boring winter wheels:

definitely not oem but these sure will show my brake work:

Yup, it was. I actually found it for my neighbor who bought it 4 years ago. That's a MI car!!!! He took it to FL and barely put 3000 miles on it in 4 years. Someone got a great little car.

sold for $3500. that was a good buy.

Thanks Otto but I have a 1992 that has a bolt pattern of 5x115mm with offset and bore that seem to be common with plenty of aftermarket wheel makers.

Well Otto, I was kinda hoping to go a little faster....a least look it standing still:) I've got plans to replace the visually restrictive turbine wheels. I'm not a "keep it stock" guy.

Might as well make something good come out of the corona virus: started here, obviously, with a completely fine set of brakes that probably had 30,000 more miles to go https://i.imgur.com/1lxCtoH.jpg https://i.imgur.com/1lxCtoH.jpg bit of wire wheeling and a couple of coats of rust inhibitor por-15:...

Check out this little gem:


https://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/cto/d/ ... 76809.html