In my opinion, aftermarket wheels on our cars look terrible, 360 Wheels are readily available, OEM and look great! And for God's sake, please don't slam it on the ground! Alden Image Unavailable, Please Login
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360 Wheels look great on a black Mondial ! Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
This looks excellent! Slightly more modern touch, and on first look it is very difficult to tell why.
Here's a few of my 3.2's I put different wheels on. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
You might want to start a separate threat about how to wash your car, it's buried in this one. But to answer your question, when I wash mine, I usually do cover the engine under the rear access panel with plastic, I think I'm being overly cautious because the engine is designed to get wet, but I really don't want my 36-year-old electronics drenched in water for no reason since my car runs excellent! I don't cover the front, nothing there that could really hurt to get wet unless you want to be really cautious! LOL! Alden
Just to add my 2 cents... there IS one item up front on a Mondial to be mindful of. At least on my 3.2, the battery, which is just ahead of the right front passenger wheel sits just below the front louvers. On many cars, including my own, the OEM battery cover has vanished over the decades which means the terminals are exposed. I've fashioned a "band-aid" cover, but still try to be cautious when it comes to water penetration on that side.
