Spitfire wheels

[flyingblind]

I keep seeing different Spitfire wheels for sale on various site/platforms. Obviously there are different designs for different MK's. Has anyone got or can supply pictures of which designs were fitted to which MK's.
Also can any helps with the identification of the attached wheels. The serial numbers shown are AH10025/2 and S7362.


Many thanks

[Air Ministry]

Your wheels are Master/Martinet.

Got a pair of n.o.s. tyres for it if you're interested.

[flyingblind]

Hi there
These are excess to requiremnts having been taken off a MK1X replica. They were pretneding to be Spitfire !!

[pagen01]

I would think 2AACU might be interested and worth a PM, http://forum.keypublishing.com/priva...=newpm&u=15676

[spitfireman]

Hi there
These are excess to requiremnts having been taken off a MK1X replica. They were pretneding to be Spitfire !!

Better than my Spitfire in the garden, they are dressed up Fiat Yugo wheels.

...so, if you have a Yugo, look no further, swap?

[pagen01]

Yugo wheels are probably rarer than Spitfire wheels!

[TonyT]

Didn't they used to put wheel clamps on Yugo's to prevent people stealing wheel clamps, or was that Lada's?

[No.2 A.A.C.U.]

Flyingblind,

Just back off hols.....PM sent.

Regards,

Tim

[ZRX61]

What kind of money do Spit mains sell for these days?

[flyingblind]

Prices tend to vary based on condition and Types.
For my own part I have purchased pairs of wheels and paid anything from £120 a pair to £400.
I recently took a pair of wheels to ATS tyre services as they were flat. They charged me £25 per tyre to have new tubes fitted which I thought was quite good
Hope this helps

[ZRX61]

Yup, I was just curious as I have a main from PA908 sat in the garage.