Last Call: This Way Out Edition

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It’s the end of the work day… strike that, end of the work week, and now it’s time to cut loose. Your ride into the weekend? A wire wheeled Aston Martin DBS V8. Your destination? Well, that’s totally up to you.
Last Call indicates the end of Hooniverse’s broadcast day.  It’s meant to be an open forum for anyone and anything. Thread jacking is not only accepted, it’s encouraged.
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  1. I_Borgward Avatar
    I_Borgward

      1. Rover 1 Avatar
        Rover 1

        Yes they do, but only on Bugattis. Ferrari Daytonas and Jaguar E-Types had wires available but anyone who actually drives them prefers alloys.

    1. Wayne Moyer Avatar
      Wayne Moyer

      I’m not 70 and I think I think they look right on a British car. Whether that’s a Spitfire or Jaguars from the eighties.

      1. Sjalabais Avatar
        Sjalabais

        I have to disagree. Even though it’s just taste, I have to shudder every time I see the only local XJS drive by on wire wheels. It looks messy and way too busy for a modern design, imho.

      2. Rover 1 Avatar
        Rover 1

        The S1 Spitfire is early enough, but wires weren’t available on the S2, and Jaguar stopped offering wires as an option on the V12 E-Type, and never offered them on any of the XJ sedans or any XJS or later cars. Some have been converted since as in car customisation, all things are possible.
        IMHO, Wire wheels imply cross-ply tyres and flexing wheels and ‘looks’ over function.

  2. Batshitbox Avatar
    Batshitbox

    I certainly hope the first line in this book is, “How many days has it been…?”
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