eleltea
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22 years ago
Hubcap this.
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RDC
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22 years ago
Stupid waste of bandwidth!
DrMaddVibe
22 years ago
LMAO!






But, isn't that really a rim?
eleltea
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22 years ago
Picky, picky, picky, USAHog. Yes, used, good condition, Chevy Monte Carlo.
BMW
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22 years ago
That's a rim shot at hubcaps expense! LMAO!

Barry
Slimboli
22 years ago
Ba Da Boom ...
tarheel4lyf
22 years ago
actually, a rim is what the tire actually sits on. Many plain rims are ugly, so people pu on hubcaps to make it look like they have rims
SteveS
22 years ago
dunno the technical niceties on this but ... I was told that the "rim" is the same as the "wheel" that the tire is mounted on ... and that a "wheel cover" is something like the item pictured here that covers all of the wheel while a hubcap is one of the little personal pizza sized chromies that used to cover only the center of the wheel ... and come to think of it, I've not seen one of them in years ...
RDC
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22 years ago
One entry found for hubcap.

Main Entry: hub·cap
Pronunciation: 'h&b-"kap
Function: noun
Date: 1903
: a removable usually metal cap over the end of an axle; especially : one used on the wheel of a motor vehicle

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Main Entry: 1rim
Pronunciation: 'rim
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English rima; akin to Old Norse rimi strip of land
Date: 13th century
1 a : BRINK b : the outer often curved or circular edge or border of something
2 a : the outer part of a wheel joined to the hub usually by spokes b : a removable outer metal band on an automobile wheel to which the tire is attached
RICKAMAVEN
22 years ago
in the old days, when i was young, when a traveling salesman or group of actors came into a village, the nut that held the wheel on the cart was held by the sheriff. they had to pay all the expenses they had charged before they could get the nut back and leave the village. hence (a term from ye olde days)
"making your nut", means, earning enough to pay all your bills.
medemax
22 years ago
In the car wash trade, the quickest way to tell if the car had been washed well was to check out the rims, where brake dust and road grime would accumulate. When a car was properly serviced, it was said to have gotten a "rim job". As in, "Hey, Smith, did you give that Ranger a rim job?"
E-Chick
22 years ago
Great rim shot...

LOL@SLIM!

Marla
jd1
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22 years ago
damn Rick, I thought that was "getting a nut" all this time...LOLOLOLOLOLOL!...wait..that's a different thread right? bwwahahahahahahahaha!
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