Pro Touring comes in many flavors

Regular frequenters of this site will know I’m a huge fan of the oddballs, the underdogs, the outcasts if you will of the automotive world. Here are a few american cars that don’t usually garner much attention that have been hit eith the Pro Touring stick with fabulous results.

427 powered Mercury Cougar on Halibrands? Yes please, can I have some more?

I know it’s just a digital render but I really dig it. Anyone know if this was ever built?

For the Mopar fans, how do you like this 1968 Plymouth Valiant?

Here’s something you never see modified, an AMC Concord! Those Shelby Razor wheels look quite appropriate on this Vader-esque coupe.

I love the color on this 1977 Buick Century.

A 1963 International Scout sitting  low on some Torq Thrust style wheels counts as Pro Touring, right?

This Pro Touring Cadillac is a Fleetwood Brougham coupe that won Car Craft’s Real Street Eliminator challenge. Ran 11.80s! Click here for more on the Cadillac Attack!

Dodge Demon on CCW’s and that green…

I’ve got a soft spot for the square body S10.

The 2 door Malibu doesn’t get much love except with the quarter mile crowd.

Anybody else love these old Ford F-100’s?

Inspired examples of OEM wheels on the “wrong” car! v.2:

More examples of OEM wheels on the “wrong” car:

Acura TL wheels on a Honda Accord:

Audi A6 wheels on this MK4 Golf:

Flat orange painted Bentley wheels on a bagged Passat more your style? 

This oddball shoe shaped car is a Volvo 480, and this rocks a full drivetrain conversion of FWD to RWD with a BMW transmission along with it’s E36 Motorsports wheels!

BMW 5 series wheels suit this Toyota Chaser just right.

BMW Style 5’s on this Triumph TR6 look good!

Another showing by BMW, 7 series staggered 19 inchers filling the fenderwells of this Z33 Nissan:

An uncommon car in the stance scene, and it took a lot of work for this one to sit like it does with BMW X5 wheels on this Peugeot 406 coupe.

BMW wheels are a fairly common swap on the Chevy S series trucks, and these M Parallels look pretty good on this lowered example. 

C4 Corvette wheels on an MK5 Jetta looking good:

C5 “Wagon wheels” are super popular in the Audi/VW stance world thanks to great availability, low price and spacer/adapter friendly high offsets. Double stagger works well on this A4.

Still under construction, Z06 corvette wheels set off this S10.

C6 corvette wheels on this black on black Chevy S10 looking good.

Corvette ZR1 wheels on this Oldsmobile grille swapped S10 sitting fat and flush on some wide meats.

Widened rear C5 Wagon wheels on this Chevy S10 look good:

Mustang Cobra wheels might give away what’s lurnking under the hood: A RWD drivetrain including a supercharged 5.4L Cobra motor:

Still tons more to come!