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08-19-2022, 05:15 PM

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Greybeard999

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I guess we are showing wheels now?

^^^ I still have these... They are in really bad shape. The best one is now my spare. ^^^

These are what I'm running now. ^^^

Sadly neither of these are made anymore...

08-20-2022, 06:55 AM

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Oldblue

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Very cool, and yes sad they are no longer made.

08-21-2022, 10:50 AM

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PulpFriction

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Originally Posted by BillsVX

Those Foose wheels are pretty sharp 😎
I'd imagine a set of 4 would be a bit $$$
Somebody on here also showed their HHR with a set of Torq Thrust wheels. They were old style dark color but, looked pretty nice with that Red body.
This Magna Steel (or Mocha) I think would better suited to Chrome, polished alloys, or something bright .... 🤔
My '06 Had the stock machined alloys and I liked them.

Those Foose Legends are a bit pricy but you could spend more. Moot bc no longer available and I got them used. For me it would be difficult to justify spending $1500 (give or take) on wheels for a car with a market value of around $5000, so I was constrained by what was available used and got lucky.

[QUOTE=BillsVX;928934These plastic fantastics (as I've heard them called &#128516

on the '11 look nice until they get scraped. Fortunately the scrapes are not as bad as they could be. Seen a few that were really ugly.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, not that much different than with chrome plated alloys, though, which will begin to corrode once scraped, or even before. I always though they were a pretty good idea. Wonder if those plastic veneers are easily removed and replaced, or even available for same?