Need those cargo pockets to hold tools.
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Need those cargo pockets to hold tools.
Been pinching my pennies lately and after getting my unexpected bill taken care of, placed the order for these guys. No more grandpa looking truck for me. Should be here in the next week or so.
Fuel Nutz 20X10 -24
33X12.50R20
2.5 Leveling kit
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One bike down. One to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
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Once the Brits voted to leave the EU, the bottom fell out of the Pound. I took advantage of the realtively strong dollar and picked up some new wheels and other goodies. I saved over 150 bucks.
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Now that's thinking! Great job
Nice. 12"?
for sure!Quote:
Originally Posted by Calculated
That's really sweet! Looks like an original US market Mini Cooper with modern wheels. Please tell us more.
These were hot items in the autocross and SCCA racing circuits back then. A souped up mini could outrun many muscle cars on a tight course. My buddy had a beauty of a mini station wagon, a woody. I raced with an Austin Healey Bugeye Sprite, an MGBGT and a Lotus Elan +2.
It is a UK Austin Mini. Right hand drive, 1275cc engine that pushes 70 WHP. The wheels are new but the old style. It is sitting on 12X5 wheels with 8.4inch disc brakes up front. It is all original except the new wheels :).Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
Best relatively inexpensive improvement to be made to a HD. Well done.Quote:
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