Konig Rewinds 4x110 (Special deal)

Rogue_Wulff · 07-20-2009, 12:20 AM

Thanks.
Actually, I need to repaint the whole car. It was apparently painted by the lowest bidder. It looked good when I got it, but time hasn't been kind to it.
It's probably going to get a full refinish soon, as well as a 13B transplant.
I still prefer the Ronal's over the Konig's. Perhaps it's just because the Ronal's have been on the car since I bought it over 4 years ago, and they just seem to be natural to me.
Seriously, I think it's due to the black centers going better with the red, than the dark gray. Then again, ~25 years ago, I prefered the look of old school mags over the Crager SS wheels that were all the rage at the time. I guess I just like to show my individuality......
The Konig Rewinds work great, and would be a welcome addition to most cars sporting the stock wheels, but I just bought these for autox wheels.

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07-20-2009, 12:20 AM	#26
Rogue_Wulff Non Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 310 Rep Power: 18	Thanks. Actually, I need to repaint the whole car. It was apparently painted by the lowest bidder. It looked good when I got it, but time hasn't been kind to it. It's probably going to get a full refinish soon, as well as a 13B transplant. I still prefer the Ronal's over the Konig's. Perhaps it's just because the Ronal's have been on the car since I bought it over 4 years ago, and they just seem to be natural to me. Seriously, I think it's due to the black centers going better with the red, than the dark gray. Then again, ~25 years ago, I prefered the look of old school mags over the Crager SS wheels that were all the rage at the time. I guess I just like to show my individuality...... The Konig Rewinds work great, and would be a welcome addition to most cars sporting the stock wheels, but I just bought these for autox wheels.