Pro street cars (tires, Cadillac, wagon, Ford)

[bmd69]

Here is one bad car

[bmd69]

Southern hot rods this summer

[Steve-o]

I can handle the truck, but that wagon is not for me. Its almost as hideous as the bling-bling-yo "Cadillac" S-10 beside it.

[oz in SC]

While into fast cars back in my day,I never liked pro street much.

Maybe because I couldn't afford to tub my car...

I had the widest tires available that would fit but it still wouldn't hook up,of course that was half the fun.

[Drilco]

very nice rides thanks for posting.

[bmd69]

Concord,NC car

[Linson]

yeah, pro street isnt really for me. the cars are just too single purpose and unstreetable. plus, IMO they sometimes ruin otherwise rare and valuble classics, i.e tubbed out, chopped up, and stripped out.

[Deez Nuttz]

Yeah I agree prostreet does tend to make them somewhat unstreetable, and yes if done to a classic it can hurt the resale value since prostreet only appeals to a certain amount of people....but IMO if done right (meaning no short cuts taken, no jerry wrigging to make it fit/work, using same gauge steel as the car body to do the work) they can be nice.

Of course while I like seeing a fat tired rod, I also question it's practicality.

[Mr.AdeL]

really small blowers ^_*

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