RAISED WHITE LETTERED TIRES
6/30/05, 06:46 PM
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But I have to say, they almost look appropriate on that car. :scratch: Anyone else?
7/1/05, 04:47 AM
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Those raised white letter tires are evocative of a few Mopars I restored. I like them. They look appropriate on a car whose styling is reminiscent of earlier Mustangs.
I remember seeing another '05 with RWL tires on this site, but I don't recall the thread. Lame question, but have you done a search? I know they detect thread titles, but do they also locate specific contributions to threads based on the search criteria? I hope you find more pix.
I remember seeing another '05 with RWL tires on this site, but I don't recall the thread. Lame question, but have you done a search? I know they detect thread titles, but do they also locate specific contributions to threads based on the search criteria? I hope you find more pix.
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9/7/05, 06:40 PM
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photochop! F1s dont come that way, at least for the general public.
Hard to say if I like it or not. Mostly have always been a white/yellow letter tire person. Always seems to take time to adjust to the change everytime.(putting the blackwall snows on in the winter)
Hard to say if I like it or not. Mostly have always been a white/yellow letter tire person. Always seems to take time to adjust to the change everytime.(putting the blackwall snows on in the winter)
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