5 lug chevy meg wheels – $40
Two chevy half ton 5 lug 15″ meg wheels. Barter for tools or ? Male offer thanks for looking
I don’t really know Meg all that well, but seems OMV knows her well enough to ask, “Would Meg really offer a male?” No, she would probably barter for tools. I’ll get my coat.
Miss Wheels has 5 lugs instead of just one. That is why she is offering up a male or two.
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Meg’s wheels have five lugs
And weigh one thousand pounds each
Yet only a foot tall.
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15″ and also 1000 pounds is pretty dense matter.
For a 15x15x15 inch cube, that’s 1/3 pound per square inch. Or around 512 pounds per cubic foot. For comparison, solid concrete is only 65pcf, pig iron is close, at 491pcf.
Lead, since you are curious, is 709pcf.
Gold, what Spark thinks these are made of, is 1206pcf. Sorry, Spark, no sell.
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Given spellcheck, one wonders what was entered to get “meg”?
Now, wheels can be made of magnesium alloy, commonly referred to as “mag.” Truck wheels, from the 5 lug & half ton specificity, are not commonly made in magnesium, though.
So, this could be margarine previously used with a rolled up rug–and Maggie is still miffed about that. Along with the rest of Lear’s daughters.
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To wheel or not to wheel
This begs many questions
Whether tis nobler to vend greasy wheel
Or surrender to junk yard decor
That, in haste for rims
Perchance did nightmares bring
For all the margarine on the rugs
Sooth, to lay down ads
Against outrageous fortune
Thereby to sleep
Spared of Meg’s wrath, male only.
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When I was a minor infraction, a friend of mine had a “mag” wheel on his bicycle. Mag to us meant it was extra wide. Perhaps Meg stands for mega-wheel. The picture might argue against that though.
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Megalodon was a big lug but did not have wheels, and while it did eat half-ton prey, Chevys had not yet evolved in the Miocene-Pliocene. Sparky is confused.
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