adam73bgt
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To start, I know there is an Ebay and elsewhere section but I figured these seemed a bit special and warranted a bit of dream build action I saw these on ebay a while ago while idly looking for wheels for my MG and it appears they still haven't sold www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BBS-15-dia-wheels-Set-of-4-from-Historic-WSC-Race-Car-Race-Classic/363123236241?hash=item548bd4dd91:g:x8oAAOSwISJerVBI I suspect in part due to them being a gargantuan 15x13 and 15x14.5, there aren't all too many people in the market for a wheel that wide No doubt they could be re-lipped to more manageable sizes but if you could think of a project car to fit them to, what would it be? For me, I'd have to find some way of making them fit under my MGBGT with Sebring arches, as low as possible with massive dish to get the look just right, something like this example
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Id be slapping those arches and wheels on a Farina, something like this. I need to make this happen looks at innocent looking 1/43 version.............
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Touch wide for the Rezin Rockit I guess.
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jpr1977
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Touch wide for the Rezin Rockit I guess. Its fibreglass, you can make the arches fit the wheels...
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adam73bgt
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Huge arches, bit of a lift, big wide bogger tyres, could suit it grizz š
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smith4
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My funds wouldn't stretch, but forgetting that, squeezing them either under standard arches (well, rolled and pulled!) Miura. Or, sort some wide arches for my GT6. Would have to have a bit less camber though for tyres on that!
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smith4
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Not mine, but a guy on here, Modsport GT6 !! They's look smart on this!
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SamV8
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just a tad wide for my TR7 unless I went double width on the arches š
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Paul Y
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They would be perfect for you Rian - well apart from the price tag! I even have some old wet weather tyres that would fit them! Might be a little *Ahem* borderline *ahem* legal but would be great. P.
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With a 3.75" PCD, they would be most easily fitted to '70s Triumphs, Marinas or MGFs.
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Rich
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With a 3.75" PCD, they would be most easily fitted to '70s Triumphs, Marinas or MGFs. They are centrelock. PCD of 1x0
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transit supervan for me, not sure if the fronts would be too wide for it though...
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ToolsnTrack
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A wild, high-powered time attack version of one of these. Easy fit, just widen the arches to suit, no worries on scrub etc. Oh, wouldn't you believe it? I'm attempting something just like that! What are the chances?
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skinnylew
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Surely that's a Slater-505-esque build in them wheels for someone (albeit not at Ā£1250 for the set!!)
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Can't help thinking of Group C touring car racing, particularly the big Aussie Falcons of the late '70s - early '80s.
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Porsche 962 Le Mans. But for the street.
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1968 Cal Look Beetle - 2007cc motor - 14.45@93mph in full street trim 1970-ish Karmann Beetle cabriolet - project soon to be re-started. 1986 Scirocco - big plans, one day!
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Stiff
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Oh come on. It's blatantly obvious that the only real contender is a 105E. Please, somebody do it.
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Oct 11, 2020 17:02:39 GMT
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Maybe a bit too wide but the style has mk1 golf with a berg cup arch kit fitted written all over it
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Oct 11, 2020 19:01:32 GMT
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I think Iād put a roll of Axminster on them š Sorry š
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Oct 11, 2020 19:14:25 GMT
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A wide bodied Mk II Fiesta
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2000 X Peugeot 306 lx 1.6 8v Auto Dead 1997 R Honda Shuttle Ra1 2.2 16v Auto
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