They're on (better pic posted)
Ever see a 93 ford with 99 Dodge rims?

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I had to drill out the hub holes, but I only burned out 3 drills and ruined one 3 1/2" hole saw. 0 -
quote:I had to drill out the hub holes, but I only burned out 3 drills and ruined one 3 1/2" hole saw.
Is that all?[:D] Good to hear that you got them on and they worked out for ya. They look pretty good on the truck.
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Here - add to cost of purchase --- but I only burned out 3 drills and ruined one 3 1/2" hole saw.
and your time..
Total now ??0 -
My Milwaukee 1/2" drill will cost $67 to repair (it cost me $150 new two years ago), my Black & Decker 3/8" cost me $10 at a pawn shop, I got my money back for the $45 Menards brand drill that lasted only 3 minutes, and the Milwaukee drill that I bought to finish it cost $130. The hole saw was only $16. All said I have $150 in wheels and tires, $207 in drills, and $16 in the hole say. That brings it to a grand total of $373 or the price of a set of four new tires (the truck needed new rims as well that would've been another $240). I kinda came out ahead. I'll never do that kind of work to fit a set of rims again. 0 -
But they don't have those spinny hubcaps. You'll have no "street cred" without them. 0 -
Man that ain't right, it's kinda like Andy Kaufman trying to fill Roddy Pipers shoes!!! 0 -
I put a set of 98 rims on a 95 Dodge full sized PU but they bolted right on. Bought and sold both sets on ebay. Don't remember the final price difference, but liked the look alottt better.[:)] 0 -
That's what I call determination!! [:0][}:)][:D] 0 -
Is this your other car?[:D]
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I don't drive GMs. 0 -
quote:I don't drive GMs.
So, you prefer to push Ford's?
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quote:Originally posted by Mk 19
quote:I don't drive GMs.
So, you prefer to push Ford's?
I've never had to push any of my Fords.0 -
quote:Originally posted by catpealer111
Ever see a 93 ford with 99 Dodge rims?
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So, this is how you make a FODGE ![}:)]0 -
Very Cool!
But I still prefer Keystone Classics0
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