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    1. #1
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      DriverzInc: Some photos of Schott 18's on an El Camino

      Sent these wheels and tires out to a customer of ours who has been working on his ElCamino for the greater part of 10 years. He finally was ready for a set of wheels to finish off the car, and we helped him with some Schott GT wheels, in 18x8 and 18x10. This car is going to be a driver, and he plans on driving it everywhere.



      Tires are Nitto 555s, 245/40/18 fronts and 285/40/18 rears.

      Hope you guys like the photos:




    2. #2
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      Looks like his 10 years of work paid off!!! Sweet car!!! Rims look awesome!!!

    3. #3
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      Nice!
      Do you have any pictures of cars with Schott Daytona or Vectors?

    4. #4
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      Still new wheels, and we're waiting on customers to send us some pics! Maybe you should get them, and then send us some? LOL

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      good job Jon looks great
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    6. #6
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      Nice Elco!! The only thing that would make it look better, would be having it parked in my garage!
      Dave
      84 Monte SS - just a few bolt-ons

    7. #7
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      nice! how much of a drop front and rear from "stock"?




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