Montreal Rims
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ajmac

Original Poster:

95 posts

284 months

Thursday 19th November 2009
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I saw a 2002 XKR with these 20" wheels fitted in the local Jag dealer when I was popping in for some parts a couple of months ago, I only recently discovered the name in an old XK brochure. Looking around on the net they seem to be rather thin on the ground, any ideas if an aftermarket replica is available?

Alastair

SeismicGuy

57 posts

211 months

Friday 20th November 2009
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I kinda like those wheels also wink

Doug

XKRacer

496 posts

233 months

Friday 20th November 2009
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I have a set on Montreals going

In excellent as new condition all have new trims 3 new tyres and this is a set of 5 (spare front which will do for a rear in crisis!) If you want a price PM me

Edited by XKRacer on Friday 20th November 10:37

cardigankid

8,866 posts

238 months

Monday 23rd November 2009
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Nice looking wheels. Standard on the XKR100 limited edition.

Jeggers

22 posts

218 months

Wednesday 25th November 2009
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XJR100 has 19" wheels. Montreals come in 18, 19 and 20. The 18 and 20" have replacement rims produced. As there were only 500 100's made it is deemed not cost worthy to tool up for a limited production.

Jeremy

ParanoidAndroid

1,367 posts

309 months

Friday 27th November 2009
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Lovely wheels in my opinion



XKRacer, if you are interested in selling one of your fronts (as you have 3!) I'd be interested. For some reason one of mine seems to have started to bubble slightly - all the rest are spotless.

I guess my other option is to get it referbished. Not sure how easy that is on these wheels?

Cheers,
Graham

XKRacer

496 posts

233 months

Wednesday 2nd December 2009
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Don't think I will be able to split them up but I will ask the question.

Refurbing is easy enough and the paint bubbling is one of the reasons I dislike BBS wheels ....they all do it.... You can get them refurbed for as little as £35 if you are willing to do all the hard work and take the wheel to pieces.....sometimes the bolts can be a chore but very do-able