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May 17th 05, 12:56 PM
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Does anybody know what these wheels will fit?
The size is 5x12x19 mmIN stamped on the rim. PCD = 114.3mm Have been to my local wheel specialist and they have drawn a blank. we think they are from late 1970's. So , Any ideas? Alan 
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May 17th 05, 01:33 PM
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"Alan" wrote in message ... Does anybody know what these wheels will fit? The size is 5x12x19 mmIN stamped on the rim. PCD = 114.3mm Have been to my local wheel specialist and they have drawn a blank. we think they are from late 1970's. So , Any ideas? Alan if they are 4 stud (very likely ) and you convert to imperial gives you a 4.5 inch pcd, this size is a Leyland size, but if they are 12 inch rims then they are probably for an Austin 1100/1300 mrcheerful
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May 18th 05, 05:17 PM
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"mrcheerful ." wrote in message k... if they are 4 stud (very likely ) and you convert to imperial gives you a 4.5 inch pcd, this size is a Leyland size, but if they are 12 inch rims then they are probably for an Austin 1100/1300 mrcheerful Thanks for that cheerful. Yes they are 4 stud and yes they are 12" They are Wolfrace slot alloys. I shouldn't think there are many Austin 1100/1300 's going about with them on.
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May 19th 05, 08:11 AM
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They are Wolfrace slot alloys. I shouldn't think there are many Austin
1100/1300 's going about with them on. No, but that was quite an 'in' wheel when the 1100/1300 was at the peak of its popularity in the early 70s. Mike.
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May 19th 05, 09:26 AM
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"Mike" wrote in message ... They are Wolfrace slot alloys. I shouldn't think there are many Austin 1100/1300 's going about with them on. No, but that was quite an 'in' wheel when the 1100/1300 was at the peak of its popularity in the early 70s. Mike. My MG1300 was quite a quick car at the time (early 70's), mind you the VX4/90 that I had was much quicker and I prefered it to the Lotus Cortina (at the time, but maybe I was biased by owning the Vauxhall?.) mrcheerful
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