fiat spider wheels

[wachuko]

I have a new set of Gunmetal Rota's, very nice, new rubber... (haven't even installed them yet, bolts arrived AFTER the snow!!)

...then I found and loved these



Ah, well... my Rota's are pretty too...

Those look like the ones in this car:

[Kingme2]

yeah... wanna trade a set of 0 KM Rotas for them?

[Redline]

Are those Team Dynamics? I had them on my Opel Speedster (Lotus Elise derivative). Really good wheels. Maybe not the best "classic" wheels, but solid and reasonably light.

[wachuko]

yeah... wanna trade a set of 0 KM Rotas for them?

Sorry, not my car. A car I saw for sale in Sarasota, FL.

[SLOSpider]

Anyone know where I can find these? I bought a bunch of Fiat parts from a guy and these came with it. I sold the car a few years ago but now just bought a 1975 and might want to upgrade. They were 16" and fit nice

[samthedog]

I have a new set of Gunmetal Rota's, very nice, new rubber... (haven't even installed them yet, bolts arrived AFTER the snow!!)

...then I found and loved these

These may be the wheels that would look good on my 72.
Do you know the manufacturor?
Rotas look nice on these cars also, but would like to consider some different options.
Thanks


Ah, well... my Rota's are pretty too...

[lanciahf]

I like superlights. They look "period correct" for the car.

[Daniel]

Anyone know where I can find these? I bought a bunch of Fiat parts from a guy and these came with it. I sold the car a few years ago but now just bought a 1975 and might want to upgrade. They were 16" and fit nice

Those wheels used to be at IAP no longer on there catalog so i would guess no longer carried as well ?

[DUCeditor]

I, too, prefer the look of "period correct" wheels. Here is a pic of my `77 with 14 inch Panasports.

And as an aside, if you (like me) view your Spider as a long-term item ('til death do us part') money spent on quality wheels with timeless styling is well spent. I've had these Panies on for twenty years now. Thet still look fresh and new. More highly styled ones perhaps would not and less well constructed ones may not have lasted. (Panasports are favored by rally drivers because of their durability).



-don

[karhawk]

Chris
Oakland, Ca.

[Daniel]

i like these wheels a lot !

[wiggo]

Daniel's wheels look like derivatives of the Spider Volumex' split-rim Speedlines (or maybe Lancia was first with this design?)
Try Del-Priore, Arnold, SpiderPoint, 124Spidersport

[SanRafaelFaz]

When I bought my '78 124 new, it came with upgraded mags. I no longer have them, but as I recall they had a name like "Red Line Racing". They had about 20 thin spokes which were machined smooth on the outside edges but the remainder was all rough grey magnesium.
Do these sound familiar to anyone? I'd really like to find a set for my full resto, but I'm not even sure I have the name correct.
TIA!

[124JOE]

heres my car
western wheels

im still looking for center caps

[SanRafaelFaz]

heres my car
western wheels

im still looking for center caps

YIKES! That really jumped out at me, it's my car!
I think those are the same ones, though there appear to be more spokes than I remember. Thanks!