All I can say is these are sweet. Now this Datsun Roadster "looks" like it has disc brakes all around and drilled ones too.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1969-Datsun-2000-2Dr-Covertible-Rebuilt-Motor-/200526151219?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2eb04a3e33
haha that's awesome. if only they were spinner hubcaps with a nice bright red caliper that stayed relatively stationary.... 
We put some of those spinner ones on a company forklift 2 jobs ago, the spanish guys would fight over who got to drive it all day on a regular basis.
On a recent Mythbusters, Adam's Segway had a set of those 'salami slicers' on it.
digdug18 wrote: We put some of those spinner ones on a company forklift 2 jobs ago, the spanish guys would fight over who got to drive it all day on a regular basis.
and people wonder how stereotypes happen...
I thought you guys were talking about these:
Really popular with the faux-touring guys...
eBay poster wrote: Owner hates to sell this car, but the wife is wanting a new car and we all no she gets what she wants. I am listing this vehicle for a friend of mine that doesn't do computers to help him out.
Those two statements signal to me that the poster is a HUGE (and terrible) liar! Yeah, the guy pours money into the car over a decade, rebuilding the motor, repairing major body issues and then decides to sell cuz honey wants a new Sentra? And uh, seriously how many folks today can really not figure out how to do an eBay listing?? Yes I know there are folks like that out there but those folks also couldn't handle doing that much work on a car (and the endless searching for parts/services that it entails).
Maybe it's just me though......
it could have been a chequebook restoration...
In reply to Taiden:
Those are actually called "floaters." And no, that has no relation to your average fiber intake...
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