Another one spotted yesterday, c'mon fess up who is it?

The driver was so proud of this car

I love them all, glad to see the car culture is strong in Miami

Foshizzle

This is the first donk I've seen that isn't visually offensive. More of them should have the wheels inside the wheel wells instead of under the whole car. Looks cool in a cartoonish sort of way.

Prouder than a hen on a white football...

The car at the top looks classy and well done compared to stuff like this.

It needs a Grimace theme

aussiesmg wrote: The driver was so proud of this car I love them all, glad to see the car culture is strong in Miami

That is much better than most. Can't fathom the price tag, but to each their own.

It's not my taste, but I can sure appreciate the effort that went into it.

Like others have said, it's better than most.

In reply to ncjay:

There is a Hi-C one rolling around North StL.

Have to agree that is by far the least offensive DONK I have ever seen is even dare I say it tasteful.

hey Rob, think that one is nicer than the purple one that runs around BM ?

If I find a cheap enough one, I'm definitely buying a donk.

wbjones wrote: hey Rob, think that one is nicer than the purple one that runs around BM ?

Good point I might have to snap a picture of that one next time I see it, but I think the one in this thread is better maybe... maybe.

ingredients: water, sugar, purple. i'd be proud of that car too. it's friggin clean and it's only as high as it needs to be to package those hoops.

I did notice that there was a "rentawheel" and a "rent and roll" in Daytona. I guess that is the market?????

Looks like some 28" or 30" Asanti wheels. That car is tastefully done but as someone who mounts E36 M3 like that all the time, I hate it.

Those wheels will be bent in no time.

fritzsch wrote: If I find a cheap enough one, I'm definitely buying a donk.

You can get donks sub $1000 all day long in Detroit, minus the wheels. If fuel were cheaper I'd buy one and add AT truck tires and a lunchbox locker, ultimate urban beater.

Here in S. FL the early 70's Impalas are really popular. I have a couple customers with 71's which are the most desirable because of the rear window & louvered deck lid. Here's some pics of the one I'm working on now.

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whenry wrote: I did notice that there was a "rentawheel" and a "rent and roll" in Daytona. I guess that is the market?????

With weekly payment plans, even!

Rad_Capz wrote:

That is a spectacular shade of blue.

Mitchell wrote:

Rad_Capz wrote:

That is a spectacular shade of blue.

yes, yes it is.

What paint code?

The wife got a good laugh out of the rent a wheel places. Somehow we missed out on them and the rest of the donk craze up here.

that's some nice work there

In reply to Maroon92:

Writing a cheque (or handing over a bag of ill-gotten cash) to a wheel shop does not count as "effort"