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I still think we should have just continued the other thread - but oh well. People are adding pics here so I guess I will too.
I've got 2 styles on there now. My buddy is borrowing my other 5 spoke alcoas like the front so I have the 10 holes alcoas off the 90's trucks like Mexican77 on the rear while the tuck is just sitting.
I'm not sure which style I will run more but I've got 35" race tires mounted on both styles - so I'll probably go back and forth
I've got 2 styles on there now. My buddy is borrowing my other 5 spoke alcoas like the front so I have the 10 holes alcoas off the 90's trucks like Mexican77 on the rear while the tuck is just sitting.
I'm not sure which style I will run more but I've got 35" race tires mounted on both styles - so I'll probably go back and forth
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Check my pic in my gallery, I love the old school rims I'm running. been on the truck since the '70's 
My personal preference has always been old school on vintage stuff. Just cant get into a new, modern style rim on a old rig. But that's just me.
My personal preference has always been old school on vintage stuff. Just cant get into a new, modern style rim on a old rig. But that's just me.
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Here's the pic for those too lazy to look
I totally agree on the "old skool" looking rims. The turbines like you have and slot mags look great. I think both sets of my alcoas fit this look as well. I just can't seem to wrap my head around the "new" style rims on these old trucks. Just look odd to me...
I totally agree on the "old skool" looking rims. The turbines like you have and slot mags look great. I think both sets of my alcoas fit this look as well. I just can't seem to wrap my head around the "new" style rims on these old trucks. Just look odd to me...
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I swear Jaymz sold his soul to the devil..... Been rocking for along time, and I can't pull off his riffs like he does... Close tho....
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Here's the pic for those too lazy to look
[img]https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gallery/sizeimage.php?&photoid=37710&.jpg[img]
I totally agree on the "old skool" looking rims. The turbines like you have and slot mags look great. I think both sets of my alcoas fit this look as well. I just can't seem to wrap my head around the "new" style rims on these old trucks. Just look odd to me...
[img]https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gallery/sizeimage.php?&photoid=37710&.jpg[img]
I totally agree on the "old skool" looking rims. The turbines like you have and slot mags look great. I think both sets of my alcoas fit this look as well. I just can't seem to wrap my head around the "new" style rims on these old trucks. Just look odd to me...
BTW: You need to clear some space in your PMs.
