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I think they are best left in the 70s, although they do suit the TVR in the photo.
When I was young and foolish I fitted a set of Cobra Supaslot wheels that looked much the same as Wolfies to my Fiat 125.
I never liked Cosmic alloys, Revolutions were better, but my favourite style by far is Minilites.
When I was young and foolish I fitted a set of Cobra Supaslot wheels that looked much the same as Wolfies to my Fiat 125.
I never liked Cosmic alloys, Revolutions were better, but my favourite style by far is Minilites.
My parents had original Wolf Race slot mags on a nearly new metallic green T reg Mini 1275GT. It also had the Wood & Pickett bull bars front and back. Oh and a massive Clarion component stereo and a car phone!
My first car was a scarlet P reg Imp Caledonian, which also had convex slot mags like the fronts on an S1 Esprit, but not sure they were authentic Wolf Race ones.
My first car was a scarlet P reg Imp Caledonian, which also had convex slot mags like the fronts on an S1 Esprit, but not sure they were authentic Wolf Race ones.
Mr Tidy said:
I think they are best left in the 70s, although they do suit the TVR in the photo.
When I was young and foolish I fitted a set of Cobra Supaslot wheels that looked much the same as Wolfies to my Fiat 125.
I never liked Cosmic alloys, Revolutions were better, but my favourite style by far is Minilites.
With me it's the other way round - having had loads of Minilites I'm a bit bored with them, but I like Revos (particularly the deep dished 6x10s) and Cosmics are my favourite. Two sets of Mk3s from the early '70s came my way a few years ago...When I was young and foolish I fitted a set of Cobra Supaslot wheels that looked much the same as Wolfies to my Fiat 125.
I never liked Cosmic alloys, Revolutions were better, but my favourite style by far is Minilites.
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