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Thanks Basil
here is a link to jag-lovers were I have posted some more pictures. I also agree with the wire wheels really make it classy I feel although when you get a closer look you will notice that they are starting to rust and it is on my list of thins that need to be fixed but I dont think I will ever change from the wires. also in side it has a Momo steering wheel which again I think looks great both the wire wheels and momo were on the car when I got it
here is a link to jag-lovers were I have posted some more pictures. I also agree with the wire wheels really make it classy I feel although when you get a closer look you will notice that they are starting to rust and it is on my list of thins that need to be fixed but I dont think I will ever change from the wires. also in side it has a Momo steering wheel which again I think looks great both the wire wheels and momo were on the car when I got it
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