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Old 05-30-2002, 07:53 PM   #26
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nice trucks, being open minded is good..... and dont most c30s come with 17" or bigger wheels anyway
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Old 05-30-2002, 08:11 PM   #27
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That is an absolutely awesome looking truck. I wish you and some other truck owners lived around here so I could go cruising with a few other fine 67-72's. Most of the ones around here are just too far gone to bring back. My truck (Farm Truck) sat in a barn for 18 years before I found it, otherwise I'm sure cancer would have gotton the best of it. I actually thought about painting mine Viper Blue, but the cab interior was so clean, I didn't want to paint over "virgin" paint, so I stayed with the dark green. I like how those wheels look, heck, I like how the whole truck looks.
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Old 05-30-2002, 08:34 PM   #28
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nice truck what are those seats from?
anybody see coverage of the SEMA showq they had a unbeleiveable 26" wheel I like dubs but 26 is just to insane I wnat to run 17's when I can afford them those ones you got are awesome
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Old 05-30-2002, 08:43 PM   #29
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Those seats are made by Steel horse. I ordered them from an ad in Truckin. I paid about $800 including brackets and shipping.
I welded my tail light to a small hinge and the hinge to my truck.
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Old 05-30-2002, 10:16 PM   #30
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C-30's have either 16.5's or 16's usually. mine has 16's
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Old 05-30-2002, 10:27 PM   #31
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Ghetto?? Ha ha.. big wheels are the thing these days and they aren't going anywhere soon. Pick up any car/truck magazine and you'll see more 17+ sizes than the old school 15's. But in the end it's all a matter of personal taste. I agree, some people use tires with too short of a sidewall. But an 18" or 20" wheel with the right size tire can't be beat. Here are my 18's. I guess mine is super ghetto since I have air bag suspension too!!

BADA$$69, I have the same wheel/tire combo you have on the front of mine, but with 9.5" wheels with 285/40's on the rear. Sweet truck man.



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