Quote, originally posted by Mr. Poopypants »It seems like 50% of the Chevy Cavaliers around here have the K-Mart/Wal-Mart spinners on them.I went to Farm & Fleet, here in Janesville and I saw four boxes of different "styles" of those plastic spinner hub caps.(I use the term style very loosely, mind you)My daughter was with me, and she pointed them out. "Look, dad - aren't those the silly hub caps you were making fun of on that car?"God bless her - she said it loud enough for the two teens in the isle to hear that were actually going to buy a set."Yep, those are the ones"
Quote, originally posted by binary »My daughter was with me, and she pointed them out. "Look, dad - aren't those the silly hub caps you were making fun of on that car?"God bless her - she said it loud enough for the two teens in the isle to hear that were actually going to buy a set."Yep, those are the ones" You have got to love children and their honesty, don't you? That's awesome. Frankly, if you can't afford the real things, don't do it. I have been looking at spinners for my mom's Grand Am. They are $3K a wheel and are black and chrome (they match her car). However, right now, $12K is a little out of my budget. I would NEVER put the fakes on any car of mine (or my mom's) - they look ridiculous!!!
Just because you see Charlie doesn't mean I am a he....sometimes Charlie can be a she!!!!
Besides attracting car chop-shop thieves, genuine spinners do a great job of trimming fingernails (and occasionally fingers, I suppose) of inquisitive neighborhood kids. $12K just for WHEELS? I only paid $13K for my last car (Vibe, used, naturally)
My 2003 Vibe Base Auto 2-tone Salsa "SalsaWagon" was built in May 2002. I acquired it in Feb 2004/Traded it in on a 2016 Honda HR-V in Feb 2018.