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Figured we all make intros for our cars so I figued I'd make one along with our new service offered.

We now offer mobile wheel repair services (in-shop) or at your place of business or home.

http://www.fastforwardwheels.com/Mobile_Services.html

Here's the new ride:

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I will schedule my other set of wheels be picked up for repair and refinish. Congrats and best of luck on the new Wheel Mobile.

Thanks...... Other set huh? Nice looking set.

-Eli

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Also, Eli, congrats on the new shop ride.

I would have gone with something a little different, but then again I am not taking a lot of other factors into consideration at this time.

But once again, haven't looked into work vans and their costs and so on.

-aren

The Express is a very decent van, the Dodge van was also considered but with the cost almost double of the Chevy & GMC I really didn't need the extra head-room.

I may go with the GMC in a year or so if business picks up, I've already spoke with GMC who indicated they would show much love if we purchased two new vans at the same time.

-Eli

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And that is exactly why I said I would have gone with the Sprinter but I have not taken in other factors. In reality a work van is a work van. As long as it is cheap to buy, cheap to maintain and repair, and is heavy duty, then you can forget the rest.

Congratulations once again Eli and Rich. Are you guys going to paint it?

-aren

Van is FFW, and nope....

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Well then, that wasn't very smart. I like that color scheme. Do you have a picture of your whole car with them on? I really like the black with red lip look but don't think it would look nice with my silver car.

-aren

I'll look for them Aren and post asap.

Thanks there buddy. That is mighty fine of you.

-aren

Sorry for the late post aren and for the poor quality pic

I like the set up you have one right now, the black and read doesn't do if for me. Now Gloss Black and Chrome lip look nice on a silver car.

-Eli

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You read my mind Eli...exactly what I was thinking (gloss black with silver / polished stripe) if I were to use this set of wheels again.

I found this combo by mistake back in the early 90's when I was riding my RX7. I found a nice set of streached out rears (stock) in gloss. I then slapped on a set of SS buit rings and man that combo kicked.... Of course it was too new for everyone since they all made fun of the look but I didn't care....

-Eli

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You have a good eye for futuristic design Eli - maybe others were laughing but in their minds they're saying "Why didn't I think of that?"

In the wheel world I think there are so many possibilities but not everyone is ready for the next big thing...

-Eli