Surprising I like the rims on this one...

I have seen some funny guys with these huge rims on a van lol

Edited July 14, 200619 yr by zoomtm

It wasn't a pizza delivery car (and I forgot my phone to take a picture) but parked in Chinatown today at lunch was an XK8 convertible painted Barney purple with '59 Cadillac Fleetwood fins grafted on the back.

Klassee!

Those rims are Rota Subzeros ... te guy at least knows his stuff .. those wheels weight abour 12lb's each.... he probably increased his MPG by about 2 or so and probably cut his 0-60 as well...

the car is sthitty, but at least he got nice light wheels.

Igor

Edited July 14, 200619 yr by Igor2

Why do those rims look photoshopped on? They are at a wacky angle... the distortion is making my eyes funny. And the lighting looks odd.

There's this total lame ass pizza delivery n00b in Missouri tooling around in some Ford Frusion or something. Why would you want to drive a car named after yogurt? What a knobgobbler.

One of the drivers at the store I worked at bought a 90's Corolla. POS.

Why do those rims look photoshopped on?  They are at a wacky angle... the distortion is making my eyes funny.  And the lighting looks odd.

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I thought the exact same thing..

I recall typing this one somewhere...anyway, pizza-delivery guys.

The Pizza Hut near where I used to live had two delivery drivers. One in a Sunfire GT and the other in a Cavalier Z24.

The guy in the Sunfire GT had a clean car, with the only thing suggesting "rice" was his fartcan muffler that you could hear for miles. The Cavalier was riced up to the nuts: huge wing, fart can, body kit, rubber-band tires on oversized wheels, aftermarket head-&-tail lights and clear corners all around, Recardo buckets and racing harness, and an interior that the local Canadian Tire catalogue puked in. Engine? Well, of course it's bone-stock...with a lot of dress-up goodies.

These two guys enter the street and can only drive no more than two-and-a-half city blocks before an intersection with a stop sign. By the time they get to the sign, they're in fifth gear. When they leave the parking lot, they row through the gears so fast that, by the time they hit fourth, the fart cans emit a sound that suggests the engine is trying out for a baritone-armpit in a blue-grass symphony.

They're more annoying that anything. At first, it was quite funny; however, after a couple years of listening to them fart-around every evening, you feel the need to turn up the sound system to drown them out.

I'll be sure to edit the picture of the famous armpit-Cavalier later.

I thought the exact same thing..

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lol..i took it through the window while the car was moving...geez

1993? Geo Metro, in 2005!

BRAND NEW Subaru Forrester Outback (guy driving)

five-oh notchback

Infiniti (I think it was a G35 with a Domonos' bubble)