Are 14" rims to small to look good on a olds G body?

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anthonychacon80

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I think if you use the right tires they look fine

here's mine...

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MrHernandez

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YES! unless you are an 80 year old woman
 

snowball

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14 s are good with the right tires. Tires are less expensive and are not hard to find. Heres mine with the stock 14 inch wheels.
 

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FE3X CLONE

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Doober said:
What size does he get? Brand makes a difference too... all my dad's gotten on his vehicles the past several tire changes are Michelin. They're expensive as poo but they ride really really nice.

My dad is cheap so I know they aren't the greatest. LOL He'd never pay for a Michelin. I think the one's he has now are Mastercraft. I told him not to cheap out on those because when I bought my '87 the previous owner had those on my car and they were absolute junk. He found out later just how bad they were.
 

narbeZ

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This is my 1985 Cutlass with Stock 14'' Rally's. I think they are the nicest looking classic rim's around.

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PS. First Post :)
 

3XBrownCutty

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IMO They look better the lower you go on them...
 
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