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Bitter Chocolate is one of my favorites behind Leaf Green. Either of which would look killer with a red leather interior
Holy moley! I never would have thought of that, but wow. Bitter with red would be spectacular.

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you listening derrick?...
That does scare me a little. I'm afraid it would look too Christmas.
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Holy moley! I never would have thought of that, but wow. Bitter with red would be spectacular.
Chicken mole brown?
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To add to the build discussion of your RSR may I suggest the proper wheel/offset combo.
I was looking at BAT this morning and there is a very nice RSR tribute for sale. But the look is just a little off. Other than the fit of the front valance I think the wheels and backspacing are killing the look. 15" wheels are a must IMO.

BAT Now with 16"




Backdate with 15"

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I don't think it's the wheel size that's the issue, I think the black centers look wrong. An early car MUST have silver petals.
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That does scare me a little. I'm afraid it would look too Christmas.
That is my Fear - Xmas = Red and Green
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LOM,
To add to the build discussion of your RSR may I suggest the proper wheel/offset combo.
I was looking at BAT this morning and there is a very nice RSR tribute for sale. But the look is just a little off. Other than the fit of the front valance I think the wheels and backspacing are killing the look. 15" wheels are a must IMO.

BAT Now with 16"




Backdate with 15"


OH BOY - I have 17" Fikse in boxes in the basement awaiting installation. The width/offset were built to compliment the wide body (bought them as that was what Singer was using). I guess my Frankenstein is just that...red seats, 17" wheels, Mode Intercooler for 2, Big Reds and RS suspension! The more I think of it, the more I like GreyBlack/Red seats.
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LOM,
To add to the build discussion of your RSR may I suggest the proper wheel/offset combo.
I was looking at BAT this morning and there is a very nice RSR tribute for sale. But the look is just a little off. Other than the fit of the front valance I think the wheels and backspacing are killing the look. 15" wheels are a must IMO.

BAT Now with 16"




Backdate with 15"

Bottom car looks worlds better in IMO.
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OH BOY - I have 17" Fikse in boxes in the basement awaiting installation. The width/offset were built to compliment the wide body (bought them as that was what Singer was using). I guess my Frankenstein is just that...red seats, 17" wheels, Mode Intercooler for 2, Big Reds and RS suspension! The more I think of it, the more I like GreyBlack/Red seats.


Your Fiske wheels will look like this.
I waited a while for mine. Did something different with the RSR finish. These are 17x9 & 11




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^^^

Those really look cool, and nice to see someone with the ballz to stray from the wheel norm, finish wise.

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Damn, those deep dish rears (not like THAT) look badass!
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Those really look cool, and nice to see someone with the ballz to stray from the wheel norm, finish wise.

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Damn, those deep dish rears (not like THAT) look badass!


Like most fat butts the rear view is the best. 315s baby




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love the last Fikse pics - they do look awesome when they fit right and are fresh!

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