Project Papaya

[DNO62]

Bugger no one likes my wheels, oh well there goes 21 hours of rubbing 5 wheels back.
Have I mentioned that rubbing back wheels is a really really really shitty job, especially in Far North QLD where the temperature and the humidity does not add to the pleasure of the task? The wheels actually came up really well, the photo is a little deceiving as the centers are just as shiny as the outers.

As for the stance I agree completely, under the cover on the other side of the Sandman is my 71 HQ Statesman that has been lowered a couple of inches with King Springs and looking at the two of them together the Sandman does look a little odd, perhaps having 14's on the front and 15's on the back makes it look worse.

Just a few more things to add to my list of things to do......

What do you guys think of these?

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[matt.p]

Mate its your car and if u like or love the wheels keep them. The van is looking the goods. Great work on the rebuild

[Innuendo]

What do you guys think of these?

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They don't do it for me personally. Wheels like stance can make a or break a car.
But it's really up to you. You'll never please everyone. I do appreciate the sweat equity in polishing the old buggers!

You can't go wrong fitting genuine Rally wheels (well you can by chroming part of them). I'd be sticking to '70's wheels and nothing from the 80's or later.