18 wheels of bling!
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08-18-2006, 11:48 AM
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08-18-2006, 12:19 PM
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18 ways to F@ck up a Pete for sure. That one's not a sharp truck anyway. The 379 extended hoods are the only way to go!
Here's another video of spinners on a truck. It doesn't show the whole truck though.
http://www.break.com/index/semi_truck_rims.html
Here's another video of spinners on a truck. It doesn't show the whole truck though.
http://www.break.com/index/semi_truck_rims.html
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08-18-2006, 12:27 PM
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Well, ain't this a bytch?
I saw a blue Peterbilt YESTERDAY (August 17, 2006) on 635 in Dallas, as I was passing him, I noticed the rim seemed to be spinning slowly, As I got closer, I was like- "Get the ____ out of here! Spinners on an 18-wheeler!!!"
I started to post it, but- with no pics, I passed...
I've seen it too. Willing to Co-Sign!
I saw a blue Peterbilt YESTERDAY (August 17, 2006) on 635 in Dallas, as I was passing him, I noticed the rim seemed to be spinning slowly, As I got closer, I was like- "Get the ____ out of here! Spinners on an 18-wheeler!!!"
I started to post it, but- with no pics, I passed...
I've seen it too. Willing to Co-Sign!