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by Dog_Star on February 6th, 2007
I'm in Australia and we don't have them, thank goodness, but from the motoring magazines I've read it looks like they originated in Mexico, like bouncing suspension and sparklers out the back.
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We actually do have Spinning Rims in South Australia and they did not originate in Mexico
by Nuclear Kitten on February 6th, 2007
Do you, so where did they originate from ? I'm really interested, because I have an article that gives Mexico as the place of origin, although they would be most likely made in China. Why would you mark me down for my answer, I just don't get it..!
by Dog_Star on February 6th, 2007
Alright fine i unmarked you. they originated in America as the other answer described.
by Nuclear Kitten on February 7th, 2007
Thanks, I read the other answers..wow!
by Dog_Star on February 7th, 2007