3500s woodrim wheel
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The Rovering Member
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They turn up from time to time on ebay & are normally pretty sought after as they're not that common so can fetch high prices.
Pilkie
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Yes they were an option for any P6,normally fitted to non pas cars due to the large diameter being easier to steer with!
Excellent ones will sell for at least £100+!!
The things to watch out for on them are they split as they get a lot of stress put on them,and the wood grain effect can wear away,they are not actually wood but a form of plastic!!
Its best if you can inspect one before buying it,or hope you get an honest Ebayer selling one!
If you have pas,then go for a smaller proper wood moto-lita like this! "see pic"
Excellent looks,smaller size only 14"!!
Mines an auto,so Ive fitted a P5 horn push badge as I like it
Excellent ones will sell for at least £100+!!
The things to watch out for on them are they split as they get a lot of stress put on them,and the wood grain effect can wear away,they are not actually wood but a form of plastic!!
Its best if you can inspect one before buying it,or hope you get an honest Ebayer selling one!
If you have pas,then go for a smaller proper wood moto-lita like this! "see pic"
Excellent looks,smaller size only 14"!!
Mines an auto,so Ive fitted a P5 horn push badge as I like it
chrisw
Well-Known Member
I've got one floating around in a shed, along with an original wooden gear lever knob.
They came from a 1970 S1 2000TC, New Zealand new that was in mint condition when we bought it for my sister - she was about 16/17 at the time. It took her about 18 months to take it from showroom condition to a wreck that we had scrapped..
They came from a 1970 S1 2000TC, New Zealand new that was in mint condition when we bought it for my sister - she was about 16/17 at the time. It took her about 18 months to take it from showroom condition to a wreck that we had scrapped..