What kinda old wheels are these?
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What kinda old wheels are these?
Does anyone recognize these old aftermarket wheels?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2433705783
-James
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2433705783
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Thanks Wankelguy. They were on Ebay for everyone to see. The opening bid was $25, and somone else bid that but didn't care enough to hang around at the end. I made the second and winning bid.
I just figured everyone except me thought they were horribly ugly or something. The more I look at them the more I think they are really cool.
I just figured everyone except me thought they were horribly ugly or something. The more I look at them the more I think they are really cool.
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I agree with Wankel, they may be Revolutions. Or BWAs. either way, they are British and cool. Just the thing for any 60s-70s car. Wheels like that tend to be $50+ a piece.
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The Fiesta was an excellent little car that at one point you could get with a turbo 1600. Sounds small, but the car wieghs like 1700lbs. You are thinking of the Festiva. But we shouldn't expect much from someone whose screen name has 'Saturn' in it and his avatar has a PURPLE Gremlin. The Gremlin's ok, but PURPLE?
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The Fiesta was an excellent little car that at one point you could get with a turbo 1600. Sounds small, but the car wieghs like 1700lbs. You are thinking of the Festiva. But we shouldn't expect much from someone whose screen name has 'Saturn' in it and his avatar has a PURPLE Gremlin. The Gremlin's ok, but PURPLE?
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You could buy 4 x 110mm wheels at Pep Boys? Well I guess that makes some sense since judging by all the old literature I have the rotaries were a big thing back then.
Oh well...I don't care where they came from. They look as good as those other wheels to me.
Oh well...I don't care where they came from. They look as good as those other wheels to me.
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They are definitely NOT RX3 or RX4 wheels.
My '80 FSP Fiesta autocrosser, it's also my wife's daily driver. Please don't confuse it with the Kia-made Festiva, they are worlds apart.
My '80 FSP Fiesta autocrosser, it's also my wife's daily driver. Please don't confuse it with the Kia-made Festiva, they are worlds apart.
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WankelGUY,
where can I find more info on that little car of yours, I been looking for something unique, and that is really interesting. Is there forum or dedicated website. thanks
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where can I find more info on that little car of yours, I been looking for something unique, and that is really interesting. Is there forum or dedicated website. thanks
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those rims u bought sorta resemble the Z06 rims....and they are cool. If I got a 1st gen. or an RX-3 tho, u can bet I would put some badass panasports on there. God I love those rims....
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My Fiesta is featured on a UK website. You can find it by going to http://www.retrofiesta.co.uk/ and clicking on "media". My car is the green one in the "Mk1" category. (Duh.)
All US Fiestas ('78-'80) are what the Brits call a Mk1.
I'm not fond of the later models myself, but there are some cool RS turbo models available in the UK.
Some more UK links:
http://xrtwo.creativesell.com/forums/
http://forum.thefiesta.co.uk/index.php?
http://www.passionford.com/
And some US based ones.
http://home.san.rr.com/gilligan/ford/
http://home.swbell.net/jjenk/
US parts link:
http://www.batinc.net/main.htm
Sorry for the momentary sidetrack, but you know Ford Fiestas are attractive to the same type of people who would love say, old rotary cars?
All US Fiestas ('78-'80) are what the Brits call a Mk1.
I'm not fond of the later models myself, but there are some cool RS turbo models available in the UK.
Some more UK links:
http://xrtwo.creativesell.com/forums/
http://forum.thefiesta.co.uk/index.php?
http://www.passionford.com/
And some US based ones.
http://home.san.rr.com/gilligan/ford/
http://home.swbell.net/jjenk/
US parts link:
http://www.batinc.net/main.htm
Sorry for the momentary sidetrack, but you know Ford Fiestas are attractive to the same type of people who would love say, old rotary cars?
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