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Message: <blockquote data-quote="STR33TR" data-source="post: 741787" data-attributes="member: 10162">That's a guy from my local club/forum.<a href="http://www.thestanggangar.com" target="_blank">www.thestanggangar.com</a><a href="http://" target="_blank">http://</a>Should be easy to find pix there... It's like Dolly Parton says: "takes a lot of money to look this cheap". I did a lot of measuring to make it "not fit" just this way. There's some rubbing (particularly on the driver's side) but it's not fierce. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. "Biters" are always a possibility when you throw out something new, but you guys will all know that I was the originator.It's classic w/ my local club that I always take my pix in my d'way, so that's why I did it. I intend to do another shoot in a diff locale... when I get the time...Re taking pix from farther away: it was early aftenoon, the sun was harsh and coming straight down so I felt like shooting it in the shade would show more detail. PLUS, my camera isn't fancy enough (or I'm not good enough with it) to deal w/ all the glare of me not standing in the shade with the car, so that's why pix are so close.Considered the 10"width b/c I wanted the most lip dif b/t the front/rear wheels, but it was more important to me to have the maximum diff b/t the tire width and wheel width to have the sexy bulge.As I said in previous post, this color was top of my list (actually it was the whole list!) when I went SN95 shopping. Dated a girl in college who's best friend had one and I always loved that car.The juxtaposition (definition: to place two or more things together, especially in order to suggest a link between them or emphasize the contrast between them) of the classy paint w/ the trailerpark wheels is what makes this cool to me. This is also why I don't have centercaps and haven't painted my rusty hubs. It's got a raw feel to it like the bobbers that I love so much.</blockquote>