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I picked up a set of wheels and tires for $200..The pictures don't really show the centimeter + of baked on brake dust. I don't think they were EVER washed. First pics are after a power washer




5 hours, a gallon of simple green, and a lot of elbow grease later

Huge improvement there! Well done and good save

Thanks...was a task but for the price I couldn't say no.. tires have less than 500 miles on them.

I like those wheels. They are among GM's lightest 16" alloys.

[ quote=set Wikoff"]I like those wheels. They are among GM's lightest 16" alloys.[/quote]

that's why I like them so much also. I had a set of them on my 96 for a long time

And, they are the actual "Torque Stars". At some point someone applied GM's name for them to the 5 spokers that showed up on Bonnies in the mid ninties and it stuck.

What's funny is they had just the tires advertised and I was going to just buy them but they decided since there was so much brake dust they didn't think they could be saved and said I can have the wheels also. I like the white ones that are on it now but for the price I could not pass up and now I can throw a set of studs for winter time on my other wheels.

Wow! Great clean-up job! - BC

And finally a coat of wax and some tire conditioner.

The day I picked her up


And today:

Still some things to do...dent repair detail etc. But she's getting there.

What an improvement! Looks like a lot of hard work

Very nice! Makes your Bonneville look tougher!

Hmm, I have been on the hunt for a set of traditional Torque Stars for my car, but upon seeing this transition, now I wonder if I should gravitate towards these! Looks great.

Excellent upgrade really makes it stand out and nice job on the clean up the looks great!

Wow, WELL DONE. Those look fantastic on the car! Nice job!