Wheel MADNESS

[Mocker]

I mean, I like cool wheels, and these are the coolest, but...wowzers.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/wheels-34/

[1979-930]

Someone really needs those wheels for a 7 figure car


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[917_Langheck]

That's about 50k off. Good deal

[Racerbvd]

That is more than I sold a 300 Chassis for to a member on here years ago.

[Mocker]

Yeah, I was shocked at first, but I guess if you've got a 300SL that came with Rudge wheels and they're gone missing over the years, you'd pay plenty to make the car right. I could even imagine being "money good" on the value added to the car.

[Unobtanium-inc]

Rudge is a choice, a heavy one, but they just looks soooooo good.

Took me years to assemble the set.

---Adam

[ChrisHamilton]

Does anyone here have experience with the Coddington Rudge inspired wheels? They look nice, never seen one in person though.

https://www.alloyreplicas.com/rudge/

[Unobtanium-inc]

Originally Posted by ChrisHamilton

Does anyone here have experience with the Coddington Rudge inspired wheels? They look nice, never seen one in person though.

https://www.alloyreplicas.com/rudge/

I had them on Da Spoodster, they are lite. I used real Rudge spinners and had the wheels powdercoated black.

[ChrisHamilton]

Those look great, as does the car. Thanks.

[Unobtanium-inc]

Originally Posted by ChrisHamilton

Those look great, as does the car. Thanks.

It's in Australia now.

---Adam

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by ChrisHamilton

Does anyone here have experience with the Coddington Rudge inspired wheels? They look nice, never seen one in person though.

https://www.alloyreplicas.com/rudge/

A semi local guy I know has a set, he is a retired Porsche tech, and I was impressed with them, as was a friend who owned a Speedster with them BITD. So yes, worth the wait and the money.