waldamar

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2016

• #1

Don't want to scrap these if they're valuable/rare - came from an old trailer - if there are numbers where might I find them?

 

boguing

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Full Member

• Sep 13, 2016

• #2

Someone will pay for them if you get them blasted and painted. I've got three and am going to use one as a space saver on a Defender. If we can start a trend who knows what they'll be worth?

 

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John S

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• Sep 14, 2016

• #3

I've refurbished my S3 wheels, they look the same as those. I never came across a number. Turboman suggested in my puncture post you can get new for £40.00. Got to be worth £20.00 plus at least. They'll clean up nicely. Important to get the inside totally free of even surface rust, otherwise it can cause punctures.

 

Stretch

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• Sep 14, 2016

• #4

You might find part numbers between the lug holes on the front face

Best thing to do is to get the tyres removed. If they survive that - measure the width of the rim. Generally speaking: The wider the more desirable...

 

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Remora107

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• Sep 15, 2016

• #5

Stretch said:

You might find part numbers between the lug holes on the front face

Generally speaking: The wider the more desirable...

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Unless you own a Series One and want your wheels to be correct for the age of the vehicle . Is there any life left in the tyres ? Because I think 6.00 x16s are quite sought after . But I could be wrong .

 

waldamar

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• Sep 15, 2016

• #6

Thanks for replies and apologies for 3 copies of same photo............................. tyres are all a bit rotten/cracked so fine for a trailer or display but not road use................. will get them blasted, A

 

Stretch

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• Sep 18, 2016

• #7

Remora107 said:

Unless you own a Series One and want your wheels to be correct for the age of the vehicle . Is there any life left in the tyres ? Because I think 6.00 x16s are quite sought after . But I could be wrong .

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Some of us series 2 owners are getting picky about correct wheels too (don't cha know)!