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they are quite rare and a set went across ebay a while back for just about that amount
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Just a quick heads up that Fuchs Racing in the USA is currently in preproduction on the classic Fuchs drop forged, single piece, windmill wheels with a variety of diameters, widths, offsets, and center colors. Expect to see something definitive on their website soon. FuchsRacing.com
They will be making them the old fashioned way--drop forged (not friction welded) from billet aluminum, with CNC machining for the final look. They will be powdercoating the centers in a variety of colors.
They are similar in appearance to the new Sport Classic 911 wheels that Porsche recently introduced on their 911 Sport Classic limited edition cars, except the Fuchs ones will be forged, instead of pressure cast as the Sport Classics are. Here's a notional look of the Sport Classics on my car to give you a little idea of what is going to be available.
they are quite rare and a set went across ebay a while back for just about that amount
active ebay listing
cant find the ones that sold... must have been over a month ago
needless to say I dont have a set of these in the garage
Agree with Redridge, those Craigslist's offsets don't look offset
Anyone know the pric of the ones Dan is touting? I would like them with the silver finish and think they look great.
Yeah, I dig the pics of that car, there's an ad in Panorama iirc.
I've always loved the "Fuchs Felgen" (German for rims).
I've got an extra set of original 15" Cookie Cutters, wonder if they'd do a trade.
It is a great idea to bring back the old stuff with new technology, but I bet they will be like $1500 per rim !
I still prefer the look of the RG5 Champion
Guys, these are REAL '73 or '74 Porsche RSR racing wheels. These were only sold with the RSR race cars of the day. They are super rare and HIGHLY desirable among the old school crowd. I'm actually surprised they're listed for only $9,500. I would've thought they'd command more money.
I recently traded up from a 1988 911 to a 2002 996. I am very happy with my new ride, but I miss my old rims. I noticed that the Fuchs site says 18" rims are "coming soon"....
http://fuchsperformance.com/wheel-range
If they look proper and are on the proper car (it's all about pairing) then those would be sweet on a modern pcar. Are the replica makers already jumping on board???
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Apparently, at the Fuchs (original manufacturers) website, they have a survey for the forthcoming 17- and 18-inch Fuchs forged alloys. For those Fuchs fans out there, you might want to help contribute your opinions regarding size and offsets. Deadline is until August 31, 2011, so help get the word out to make it happen!
The website is in German, but Google Chrome & Internet Explorer 9 translates it to English. Also, there's an "English" button on the site as well.
http://www.fuchsfelge.de/index.php?i...lurLink%28this
ALOHA!
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