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I've had my Kirkham for over 20 years and absolutely love it. Like mentioned above, you just have to be mindful when driving it and imagine you have an egg between your foot and the gas pedal that you don't want to crack. It really is quite an amazing experience and I too have so much...

Yes, indeed! That was a senior moment right there...oh boy!!!!

I've had my Kirkham for over 20 years and absolutely love it. Like mentioned above, you just have to be mindful when driving it and imagine you have an egg between your foot and the gas pedal that you don't want to crack. It really is quite an amazing experience and I too have so much...

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Thanks for clarifying that :like:. I am just trying to understand why your pictures look as though that gap is less pronounced compared to the Cup2's that came with the car? Am I just getting old and senile👴??

I think the fact you added more sidewall gives the appearance there is of a less gap between the tire and wheel arch of the quarter panel, resulting in the car looking as if it is lowered. I have just purchased 19" Apex wheels and was hoping that the 30 profile tire will close that gap up...

Great looking shots you have taken there of the car and wheels!!! Have you lowered the car?

Old timer?!...I think I am beginning to resemble that comment at 56! Holy cow the mind is willing but the body after the gym, jiu-jitsu and stretching says, "no way old timer, think again!" I am fighting it tooth and nail all the way though!!!!!

That 3rd tone reminds me of the Batmobile from the 60's TV show! I fell in love with the jet black color accented with the red pin stripes.

LOL...oh yes, indeed! By the looks of it, me thinks you're a single guy. If not, your wife must be a saint to live with that OCD.

What is making the car look wet? Fresh detail? Ceramic Coating?

What is giving Brad's car the wet to the touch look?! It looks incredible....

Brad, your car looks amazing! Wet to the touch!!!

Those are Racer X's shoes....what are you talking about?

Thanks for the tip. :)

Nicely done...what did you use to clean them up?

Very nice car, indeed. What is the story on the project fastback you have in the background? Enquiring minds want to know!:like:

Thank you so much for the advice, Stephen. The bigger or more squared sidewall do wonders for the look of your car and the stance of course!! Honestly, this is great help. Thanks again, I really appreciate it!

Your are most welcome! :) I have been vacillating for quite some time on staying with 19" or going to 20" when I get away from the OEM rims that came with the car and just can't make my mind up. Then, I see cars like yours that make me question myself over and over again. Did you lower the...

Great picture and beautiful set of rims. Are those 19" or 20"?