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  1. CHKMINI

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    #2 CHKMINI, Apr 8, 2011
    ...too much wheel gap :D:yesnod::p
     
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    #3 Metalman, Apr 8, 2011
    Not only low profile, but I believe they were early run flats as they were solid rubber.:D
     
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    #5 Crashton, Apr 8, 2011
    Pretty cool. Who makes a good chain drive conversion for the MINI?
     
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    #6 Metalman, Apr 8, 2011
    Also, early air conditioning windshield.
     
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    #4 Jason Montague, Apr 8, 2011
    :cornut: Actually, I believe that they were Flat Runs(flats that ran on trucks):lol:

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    #7 CHKMINI, Apr 8, 2011
    Looks like some eastern Quebec oil field trucks I inspected earlier this week :eek: