New wheels...

porsche356a

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I like the oldschool look...
Btw, my SCS F5s in matte bronze with Nitto Grapplers (265/70/17) with 5000m on them are for sale in Montana if anyone wants them. Lugs are also included. $1250.
 

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It's odd but I'm digging it! :rockon: Sort of an old FJ vibe.
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Now that roof rack is odd too and I'm not diggin it! LOL!
 
No whitewalls = swing-and-a-miss.

Wah-waaaaaaahhhh

J/k, nice, but I would have opted for a much darker grey if available.

Now go get 'em dirty!
 
IMHO.....
Old school wheels like that need to have a lift and much, much bigger tires to look good. I'm not being a Richard, but you need about 3 more inches and 35''s to make your rig look sexy

Size matters...
 
I get it, i really do. But paying that much for essentially stock steelies (I know they are cast aluminum with better specs) mehhhhh

it looks good though
 
I like those! I do wonder how they would look in white, though. My gray 1988 4Runner came with white steel wheels when new. Pretty cool looking back.
 
I'm torn. I like it but don't. I think I like the retro style but I'd like it better if they were a different shade of gray. Also maybe with some bigger tires.

Kudos to you for doing something different though and stepping outside the norm.
 
I'm torn. I like it but don't. I think I like the retro style but I'd like it better if they were a different shade of gray. Also maybe with some bigger tires.

Kudos to you for doing something different though and stepping outside the norm.

The gray is darker and richer than the pictures. Hard to photograph.I always try to do odd stuff with my vehicles.

To all the bigger wheel fans, I agree bigger may look cooler, but Montana requires versatility. Long nice highways, twisty broken roads, in town, fire roads, snow, ice, gravel, dirt, sand...
 
The gray is darker and richer than the pictures. Hard to photograph.I always try to do odd stuff with my vehicles.

To all the bigger wheel fans, I agree bigger may look cooler, but Montana requires versatility. Long nice highways, twisty broken roads, in town, fire roads, snow, ice, gravel, dirt, sand...
Love Montana.
 
Unlike the old school look. I run the steelies on my old Bronco. The fact that everyone runs new wheels in old cars makes mine look different.
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I'm a fan. I was actually planning on buying these wheels but unfortunately I did not go through with it.

I also wanted a simple old school look on my 4runner. I just received my F5's yesterday.
 

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