I was having a look through pistonheads tonight and came across an E30 with a nice set of wheels, unfortunately i'm not sure what the wheels are so i thought i'd try a post and see if anyone can help.
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Cheers Andy
Wheel identification
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FlyinScotsman
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Cook318IS
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im pretty sure thats a zoners car. I can't remember his username though.
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shedrool83
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Andy got your email .
Tbh there isnt any marking on the wheel and i dont have a clue what make they are.
I asked the same question a few years ago
Tbh there isnt any marking on the wheel and i dont have a clue what make they are.
I asked the same question a few years ago
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FlyinScotsman
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Thanks for the replies lads, hadn't realised it was a zoners car.
Damn shame there aren't any markings on the wheels look very smart
Damn shame there aren't any markings on the wheels look very smart
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shedrool83
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They're now white and on the touring for the winter months.
Another zoner sold a set the same a good while back but i'm sure he was in the dark to about the makers.
Another zoner sold a set the same a good while back but i'm sure he was in the dark to about the makers.
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jenad
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The wheels shown at Pistonheads are MIM 1900. Size is 7x15, Offset 13. Won't fit without rolling the fenders.