Bought new tires for the van today

[TruckDriver]

So I thought I'd put the new P215-70-14 tires on my old 14x7 Magnums that I haven't used since my '78 Aspen R/T 10 years ago. Looks better then I thought it would. It's still a damn mini van, but at least it turns heads now I wonder if I'd put 428 logos and dual exhaust tips on back would be to much

[dads_69]

Looks cool, for a van. I had a 78' f-150 4x4 w/a 460 punched out to a 488. I put some Cobra emblems on it, heck it had 500 H.P. So why not. Every Ford guy always asked me, a Cobra 4x4? haha...
Mark

[Charger_Fan]

Those look pretty damn good on there!

Is that a roller paint job?

[TruckDriver]

No roller paint job here, just original sun faded black paint. It is a original California van. The driver side from the door back is shiney because it was side swiped at one time and they redid the drver side and the rear hatch door, but didn't repaint the rest I got it for $500.00 bucks last spring so I can't complain. It only had 86,000 original miles on it then. I got 97,000 on it now. It had a 3.0 V6 in it and rear wheel drive. I can do burnouts pretty easy with it. Least I could with the old tires. It's even got a limited slip rear in it. So I can do controlled drifts in the snow too   I have to replace the o2 senser yet and the rear trail arm bushings are shot too I found out today. I was going to sell it before I move to Georgia, but now since it is my daily driver, and I have to put money into it, I'm going to keep it and have someone drive it south for me. It runs great, just needs basic fixings. Oh ya, it needs a heater core too.

[Charger_Fan]

Well for $500, that's a respectable looking ride...and it's sure better than any stinkin' car payments!

[694spdRT]

You probably won't have to worry about the heater core in Georgia. Especially since you are already accustomed to Wisconsin winters.