Sounds like a par-TAY!!! Fer Shur had to be there! .... With Mike Roache, 2-Ton and Kiwi Tim .... festooned with chrome beanies and flashing LED mardi-gras beads, leading a conga line of chrome shop catalog shoppers through your hotel room at 0230 with a Jamaican steel band .... dance

Woo hoo, I'm jazzed just imagining it!!

Ahem ... where were we? Ah ... Ok, not your cup of tea, then. But They are having fun with their trucks their way -- isn't that what this is all about? We can at least join them in the joy of this hobby even if it might not be something that we would do ourselves, ja? Weep with those who weep but rejoice with those who rejoice. No weeping here. wave

Besides, the OP wants to put those Alcoas on a C-50, not a slammed pickup. I'm thinking that will look pretty sharp.

It's not like he's putting those 10-lug 24-in polished Alcoas on a '78 Caprice ... eeeek


~ John

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