New wheels with pics!
#1
Le Mans Master
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#5
Race Director
I love the way saw blades look. Very nice!
#7
Race Director
Sweet
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Sharp!
#13
Racer
I like chrome also!
They look good on dark colors.
The origonal owner in 1994 removed the stock sawblades, etched them for ID then sent them from Hendrick Chevy in SC to California to be plated! The first owner kept every shred of info including the letter to the plater. Past history made for interesting reading. He was ahead of the times I guess as now you can buy plated sawblades from Ecklers or others. He kept mine for 18 years and put on 17000 miles!
The origonal owner in 1994 removed the stock sawblades, etched them for ID then sent them from Hendrick Chevy in SC to California to be plated! The first owner kept every shred of info including the letter to the plater. Past history made for interesting reading. He was ahead of the times I guess as now you can buy plated sawblades from Ecklers or others. He kept mine for 18 years and put on 17000 miles!
Last edited by Richard Raichert; 07-27-2014 at 08:12 AM. Reason: When they were chromed
#14
Le Mans Master
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No not bad, I have a garage in the back of my house with a driveway that goes around the side. All the detailing is done back there. The front garage is just where I park her at night!
#20
Your wheels look good! I have the stock alloy sawblades and would like to get mine as shiny as yours. Did you send them out and have them done or did you do them yourself. If you did do them yourself, would you please share with me how you did them.
Many thanks,
Tommy
Many thanks,
Tommy