Qdub24, no offense intended with misuse of the term Donk. 🙁 It's just that in the popular vernacular, rightly or wrongly, it's come to mean '70s-'80s domestic with oversized rims.
texan edition wheels on a gbody????
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Now that you've been given the correct definition for the term, please share the knowledge. It has nothing to do with the wheels, ie. a G-body on 24s is NOT a Donk.
According to the seller and the other pics, it's garage kept and was pulled out just for the photos. The interior is immaculate too.
They're not called anything other than their name or body style/frame designation. Putting big wheels on a car is just a modification, not a trend/lifestyle like lowriding or slab riding. If someone puts 26s on Nissan Maxima, it isn't a Donk. It's just another Nissan Maxima on 26s.
On another note, the majority of the TX edition replica wheels are 6 lugs for trucks. You'd have to run adapters at all four corners.
Those hideous wheels are only popular in TX, specifically Houston.
You do know that I'm from the south and your perception of what a Donk is incorrect? TX is more Midwest than southern. TX does have the most diverse car culture though.
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Have you seen those wheels in real life? They look like a hazard to any nearby cars or pedestrians' ankles.
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