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Look what uncle Chris from WASPS delivered now with pic
Posted: Wed Jun 19, 13 9:05 pm
by Dart Vader
At last my elusive missing rallye wheel, great price at £95+ vat
Now I can mount the tyres

Posted: Wed Jun 19, 13 9:07 pm
by db
Posted: Wed Jun 19, 13 9:20 pm
by Mossy68
Wahey.
Pics when they're on please

Posted: Wed Jun 19, 13 9:57 pm
by Steve
That is a great price mate....just the job!...always loved these wheels. Think they look the business on Plum Crazy Cudas and Challengers as well as the Darts

Posted: Wed Jun 19, 13 9:57 pm
by drewcrane
Nice ,get on it

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 13 6:45 am
by cadboy
yeh that is a good price for nice looking wheels.
look forward to see the picture when on the car.
Posted: Thu Jun 20, 13 8:28 am
by MilesnMiles
Justin, was that item from Year one? I like the black steels they do which I think are about $95 so £95 + vat makes that a very keen price.
Posted: Thu Jun 20, 13 10:45 am
by Carl
Getting closer to being on the road

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 13 12:54 pm
by Dave81
MilesnMiles wrote:Justin, was that item from Year one? I like the black steels they do which I think are about $95 so £95 + vat makes that a very keen price.
Miles speak to Chris at Wasp.
In Feb i got a price for 2 15x7" Wheel Vintique Steel wheels (63 series) in BBP fitment.
These were £98 + VAT......Prices may have changed since then!

Posted: Thu Jun 20, 13 1:36 pm
by MilesnMiles
Thanks Dave, sounds like the ones.
Posted: Thu Jun 20, 13 2:36 pm
by terryr
Once you buy all the centers and nuts and trim rings..not so cheap..got my cent..ers off ebay.came direct from china.and didnt get no added duty.the quality was good too
Posted: Thu Jun 20, 13 5:13 pm
by Dart Vader
Ask and yea shall receive
However, do have a clearance issue
The 15. X 7 has now got 215/70/15 tyres for the front
Passenger side there is enough clearance from the tyre tread to the front lip of the wheel arch, driver side it's too close, nearly an inch less room
I put this down to dodgy panels made back in the day
So I have move these to the rear of the car where I used to have 235/70/15
These were a bit too close to the wheel arch top anyway.
The 215's sit much more comfortably on the back now and allow for a around an inch between wheel arch and tyre. These are also pretty much brand new tyres.
So I guess I will have search for some 215/50's or 215/60's for the fronts just to give me that bit of room I need.
Someone suggested cutting a bit off the drivers wing but I don't want to do that, the cut has never been cut anywhere and I'd rather go to a different tyre
Posted: Thu Jun 20, 13 6:18 pm
by MilesnMiles
Yes, don't be cutting it Justin, just got to compromise. Seen some nasty cuts on these cars to fit big tyres
