ian, SCS, Celica ST162

And that's a hell of a driveway. What kind of manly, largely-testicled, highly-skilled driver ascends that driveway on a daily basis?

Nice car dude! I like it

did you get any luxuries with the car?

i was watching the camaro kick some ass in the rolex 24 hr race at daytona last night!

Undertaker: if I'd wanted luxuries, I would have bought something else.

This one doesn't have a single extra feature, just floor mats and a cargo net. And that's pretty much how I wanted it; today's bare essentials are 1989's "every option on the list, plus a bunch".

Sure is purdy though. And it's a lot quieter to drive in a car where you can't hear the road through the rust holes.

I hope new wheels are on the shopping list. No offense, but those pretty much ruin the look of the car.

Steelies and beauty rings are classic. It doesn't need goofy alloys, though I reserve the right to change my mind about that sometime in the future.

These are also pothole-resistant shoes. After replacing a rim twice and going through several tires on the Celica, it wasn't even a consideration to look for other options.

I like the steelies a lot for some reason. I would have to agree with Ian, they have a classic look to them.

If anything they're great rims to keep some snow tires on. First time seeing them I immediately had a flash back to the first Cuda I worked on, which had almost the exact same wheels but with a poorly chromed metal vanity ring instead.

Wallace wrote:

I like the steelies a lot for some reason. I would have to agree with Ian, they have a classic look to them.

This is true, but the new camaro was definitely designed with larger wheels in mind, the wheel arches are HUGE.

They are def perfect for snows.