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May 10, 2013 22:03:40 GMT
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May 13, 2013 21:15:00 GMT
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Sheesh, they're rare! They weren't a long-lived model and survivors are scarce. Had they been in 3.75" PCD I'd be sending you a PM with a sizeable offer!
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Seth
South East
MorrisOxford TriumphMirald HillmanMinx BorgwardIsabellaCombi
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May 13, 2013 21:57:29 GMT
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I had a set of 5.5x13s in 4x108 last year, but otherwise can't help with any other info.  |
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Last Edit: May 13, 2013 21:59:18 GMT by Seth
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May 17, 2013 23:35:59 GMT
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Thank you for the answers  I have understood that they are quite rare and I probably did a good deal on these as I got them in a trade with some Mercedes 14" barrock alloys with a friend of mine. Anyone have any ideas as to what british cars used this boltpattern in the mid 70s? As I wrote in my first post it is 4,5" or 114,3mm. I do know that US Ford and Mopar used(maybe still use?) this pattern and some Japanese manufacturers also use it. The same goes for old Volvos but the Volvos had 15" rims originally. Not sure about US cars but I have thought that they also used 15" alot. Could these wheels have been sold in other parts of the world? |
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