Steve Penn of The Star files a great column today about "Spinners":
The column is basically a profile of Johnson County kid Chad Dearth's and his business, KC Trends, at 10818 Johnson Drive. Apparently, it's possible to make a nice living off knuckle-heads who like shiny things.
Now if only the Chiefs would chase the ball in the same manner they pursue luxury items.
Expensive tires and wheels are the in thing for a growing number of car owners these days. Last week, Sean “P. Diddy” Combs announced a joint venture to make them with Kansas City's Weld Wheel Industries Inc.
It's a trend that clearly started in the “hood.” But take it from me: Guys from the urban core aren't the only ones sporting expensive chrome wheels
The column is basically a profile of Johnson County kid Chad Dearth's and his business, KC Trends, at 10818 Johnson Drive. Apparently, it's possible to make a nice living off knuckle-heads who like shiny things.
Dearth showed me photos of the numerous Chiefs players' cars he has outfitted.
An average set might set someone back around $8,000, but Dearth has sold rims and wheels that cost as much as $21,000.
Now if only the Chiefs would chase the ball in the same manner they pursue luxury items.
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