I'm not sure I'm buying the $80 part.

Neither literally, nor figuratively.

Also, that particular wheel is on the wrong side of the car. At least according to the arrows, which indicate intended direction of rotation.

Fake (photoshopped), but, I'd drive it.

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I think those arrows are logos not directos.

Could be.

I can't see for shit.

Is that what the arrows are for, I thought they were pointing at the valve stems.

I never knew they have two valve stems. Wonder what that's about?

I also don't know why the wheel would have to rotate a particular direction. Some tires? Sure.

The arrow is the manufacturer's logo.
Though there are other theories, I think the second valve is for the inner safety tube:
http://sporttoday.org/9_7e4d61ce7762e244_1.htm

Shit, I didn't think about the liners.:smack:

And this concludes the latest episode of Gravdigr Speaks Out Of His Ass...

Stay tuned, folks.

Yes, it's for that safety ring in case of a high speed blowout.

Here's, what I am reasonably sure, is a car:

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It's for sale if ya like it. How's a smoove $100k+ grab ya?

Grabbed me right by the kiwis and twisted a little...:eek:

Link

Not that bad, $85 K maybe. 1 of 2100. All new driveline and suspension. All new electronics and gages. Everything's new but the body/frame. 300 miles.

Nothing like a clock on the steering column to help you drive safely. :rolleyes:
Airbags and clocks in radios killed this idea.

Brits 1940 Spitfire fund...

We got threads for planes, trains, and automo... Rims.

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