22" rims on a mav? yes or no

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  1. Earl Branham

    Earl Branham Certified Old Fart

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    No!!!!!!!!!!
     
  2. Cleaver

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    It's a little like some of the carnival freak....errr... a...I mean side shows. Your mother always told you not to stare at stuff like that when you were little....but you just can't help but look.:naughty:

    Cleaver
     
  3. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    I couldn't imagine 22" wheels with manual brakes, you would have one hell of a time stopping the rolling mass of those things, and what about wheels bearings? how long would they hold up?
     
  4. DaMadman

    DaMadman 3 pedals & 8cylinders=FUN

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    If that is your Idea of looking good it is your car, your money and your wheels do what you want, but as you can see from the replies you got, it is NOT a popular modification around here and you are likely to get your feeling stepped on if you put those wheels on a Maverick and ask a classic car guy if they like the way it looks....

    It's kinda like wearing your pants with the crotch hanging to your knees and your under draws hanging out... It might get the teeny bopper vote and the girls may think its cute but a real man is going to tell you to pull your pants up and wear a freaking belt
     
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    I can see that as a Jeff Foxworthy bit. You might be a redneck if.... your Maverick has 22" wheels on it.
     
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    I sell them to morons er............. I mean people who like them......but I wouldn't stick them on anything I own......
     
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    :rofl2: True.
     
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    You could not be more wrong! A true redneck will not put 22's on his car. He will put on four different wheels first because anything more expensive would eat into his beer money.
     
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    If the stance on the red one was a little lower in the front....I'd say yes :thumbs2:
     
  10. Dan Starnes

    Dan Starnes Original owner

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    I love the look of the light green one that is slammed. Be a Maverick and do whatever you want to your car!!!!!
    Dan
     
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    your choice but id save it for those junky little imports
     
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    I would love to see the air bag system they used on that. I like that too.
     
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    Have a couple from 70-72
    buddy of mine has some on his 72 chevelle with 18 it is sweet man


    yes me too​
     
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    i would like to have then since scrap prices have gone up. just kidding do what you like just dont get dangerous.
     
  15. don graham

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    Hey, go for it. It's always good for a few laughs. J/K Sorry, dosen't look right in my opinion. But it's your money.:biglaugh:
     

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