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Eighteeteewhy
6,357 posts
37 months
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forzaminardi said: Wheely good thread.  Meh, it's going round and round in circles.
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gforceg
967 posts
48 months
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redtwin said: This one should be easier.  Indy Pace Car replica Trans-Am? 1979?
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detomaso
1,082 posts
117 months
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Moley RUFC
2,371 posts
58 months
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Now I've read the thread correctly and taken the friendly advice from The Douche, BBS Pescara on an Edition 30 Golf 
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ciaranthemurph
111 posts
75 months
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Dave_ said: How about an aftermarket wheel that somehow became associated with only 1 car? Did anyone ever see speedline allesio wheels on anything but a Corsa?  I'd associate those with a Nova to be honest, maybe I'm just old! I nominate these:    I'd associate these with a W123, but I'm aware that others may associate them with other models: 
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LiamM45
443 posts
49 months
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Got to be the BBS RS/RM. Timeless looking wheel  fitted to everything from a Porsche 911 to a Mazda MX5, to a rusty old Golf. (okay not a rusty golf) 
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BigBen
6,507 posts
99 months
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Most Mercedes wheels from the 60s to mid 2000s.
- The classic colour coded hub design.
- The 'Mexican hat' alloy
- The 18 hole manhole cover alloy
- The classic AMG alloy.
Ben
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noell35
774 posts
17 months
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Sincerest apologies if I've missed a post. 
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noell35
774 posts
17 months
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was it the 928 that had the polished alloys with a p shaped cut out round the edge? Anyone know the wheel I mean?
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redtwin
5,857 posts
51 months
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gforceg said: redtwin said: This one should be easier. Indy Pace Car replica Trans-Am? 1979? Which was really just a Turbo Trans-AM with sign writing on it, so close enough to get the point. 
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deltashad
2,743 posts
66 months
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doogz said: Ronal Turbos. Teddy Bears  So what cars were these wheels specific too?
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HD Adam
1,636 posts
53 months
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Not original equipment but Turbo-Vecs will be forever associated with the General Lee 
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deltashad
2,743 posts
66 months
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noell35 said: was it the 928 that had the polished alloys with a p shaped cut out round the edge? Anyone know the wheel I mean?  There was a Golf Gti Pirelli special edition which had the 'P' wheels. The 928 S2 were similar in design.
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B'stard Child
5,766 posts
115 months
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LiamM45 said: Got to be the BBS RS/RM. Timeless looking wheel fitted to everything from a Porsche 911 to a Mazda MX5, to a rusty old Golf. (okay not a rusty golf) And as a result not Iconic but the choice of wheel for sheep with no independant thought or imagination Oha nd whilst it's no been posted yet Minilites fall into that group too AIMHO
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Zwolf
22,321 posts
75 months
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tommy vercetti
3,302 posts
32 months
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One of the best alloys on one of the greatest cars ever. 
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TwigtheWonderkid
6,052 posts
19 months
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MX7 said: deltashad said: A very rare 2.8 injection. Although usually adorned any range topping Ghia model...  But in white? I can't remember seeing many in white at the time. From memeory the rare 2.8i models all had white wheels. The 2.8 Ghia and Ghia X were more conventional silver.
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noell35
774 posts
17 months
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deltashad said: noell35 said: was it the 928 that had the polished alloys with a p shaped cut out round the edge? Anyone know the wheel I mean? There was a Golf Gti Pirelli special edition which had the 'P' wheels. The 928 S2 were similar in design. That's the one I was thinking of...P for Pirelli, makes sense now!
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senninha2
79 posts
50 months
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Honda NSX ... 91-93  94-2001  2002+ 
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MX7
6,564 posts
43 months
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TwigtheWonderkid said: From memeory the rare 2.8i models all had white wheels. The 2.8 Ghia and Ghia X were more conventional silver. I think you are right, they did exist in limited numbers, but looked woeful.
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