Not only the grill, it's a full on W/T vinyl floors and all.
aftermarket steering wheels?
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Not only the grill, it's a full on W/T vinyl floors and all.
SCOTTYINWV
si vis pacem, para bellum
That's the way to do it! I love vinyl floors. Ain't got time to be scrubbing carpet...
K15 Blazer
Heavy Chevys, Dude.
looks cool!
the main reason I want my replaced is the damn horn does not work when you need it to.... I literally need to punch the stupid button
safety and style are good things to have
the main reason I want my replaced is the damn horn does not work when you need it to.... I literally need to punch the stupid button
safety and style are good things to have
Florab0i91
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Looks great man!! Where did you get this from and was their any thing special you had to do?
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Fredridge
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I like mine and it is in perfect shape, but not in love with it.... it is just too big. I feel like I am driving a bus
Florab0i91
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I agree Fredridge . I feel like I'm driving a bus.
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No actually, between $50-$100 is the actual price for "NASCAR quality" quick releases.I would say nascar/nhra/sprint and the likes probably use something a little more quality than a $50-100 hub adapter though. Definatly nothing along the lines of eBay stuff. I would only trust ones I couldn't affordthey are probably close to a grand in motor sports though
As an example, Momo is the #1 wheel is rally racing, which is a lot harder on the wheel than NASCAR, and a quick release from them is only $60-$80.
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james cryer
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how hard was it to do I want to do the same steering wheel on mine
