I like the car with the 18's, I'd like to see maybe a
side profile with a better view of the wheels. I'd
personally never put oversize wheels on a car with out
simultaniously lowering it also, the yellow paint is
differen't but cool, I'm not sure of the wing yet, I
like certain wings, I think I'd go with something a
little more subtle though, I dig the Porsche "Turbo"
emblem & the front grill / lights, ect. I applaud you
for doing it, my personal combo would vary a little
but I support the concept, people who say "all stock",
or "all origional" are for lack of a better
Onterm....boring...no soul, no flavor, do what you want
to, spend what you want to, hell....it's a Pug, you'll
never get back what you put into it anyway even if the
only thing you do to it is change the freakin' oil, as
long as you can look at it & be happy, thats what cars
are for, a mechanical extension of one's personality,
don't ever limit yourself or live by someone else's
standards...all that aside though...there are some
modified cars that just look plain ....dumb.
Randy
SoCal
- Brian White <brian@bjwhite.net> wrote:
> Well...within reason. You can't tell me the
> original 14" wheels with whitewalls looks good.
> Nothing nastier than a tan on brown 81 505 diesel
> automatic with whitewalls.
>
> Then again, an 88 or 89 505 Turbo in red on black
> with factory wheels is sweet.
>
> My point is that OEM is cool only if the OEM was
> cool to begin with. <grin>
>
>
>
> ---------- Original Message -----------
> From: "Mike Murphy" <fmmurphy@cadmus.ca>
> To: <peugeot-L@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Tue, 23 Aug 2005 19:23:27 -0400
> Subject: [Peugeot-L] 18's on the pug
>
> > > Chacun à son propre goût
> >
> > Bill is absolutely right. I'm a libertarian at
> heart, so if you like 18
> > inch wheels on your 505, go for it. Myself, I'm of
> the view that PSA broke
> > the mould with the 505 and that it is hard to
> improve on the original
> > design. My collection is all stock - as they have
> been since 1982.
> >
> > Mike Murphy
> > A factory 505 guy in Toronto
> >
> >
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