You would think people would have figured it out by now... We need a Photobucket sux emoji!

Emoji of a Claymore mine may just be the ticket ...

Sorry fellas, I had to wait for my kid to get the image working... :blush:

http://i.imgur.com/EkFpQwv.jpg

Are those Goodyear Eagle Billboards? If so what size on the fronts and on the rears. Fronts are hard to see but they do look cool on there.

Great looking Copo you have there!
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...ftvYJ5CgMWXHHA

I tried to find some of the torque thrust wheels on summit and they are wanting to do a 15x8 with a 4.5” backspace. According to the fitment feature that’s what’s coming up for a 69 camaro. I see a lot of you guys are recommending the 15x7 so I have to wonder if a 8” wide will fit. Anyone care to chime in?
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/are-vn10558061us

I have 15x7 front and 15x8 in back. With BFG T/A radials, if I hit a bump it might bottom out, but I try to stay on paved roads.
Torque thrust wheels do look good on my car, if I'm being honest here. It's just beater.

15 x 7's work all the way around but not sure you're going to get 60's on the front unless they're around 26" tall or they'll likely rub. Maybe an F60 perhaps. G's are wider so highly doubt that. I had F70 Polyglas mounted on 7's for my 69 that I thought looked pretty good, but the fronts just touched on a left hand turn.

I have been partial to the 200S since 1970 when one of my best friends put them on his 68 Z/28. 15 x 8 in back and 15 x 7 in front. Bad ass car with the 140 cam and a Hurst shifter. Upgraded valve springs. Routinely went to 8000 rpm in first gear and banged second.

Photo bucket????? They offered me "free" picture hosting 20 plus years ago. I was skeptical, and declined. Why?

Modern computers have way more memory than any of us will ever use; unless we are "gamers". Given the age of most of us, that isn't a problem. Every time I update computers, I just save all the old pics and put them on my new one. I have been saving pics to my own computer since 1999. Why use photobucket?