Can anyone tell me what this pattern of wheel would have been fitted to
originally?

http://img48.imageshack.us/img48/7789/image0142dc.jpg

The only markings I can make out on it are 'MOMO' and the size, 13" x
5,50"
I also have one with the same pattern and markings, but the size is 13"
x 6,00"

Many Thanks,

Mark

"mike whiskey" <mark.williamson (AT) djinter (DOT) net> wrote

Looks very similar to a dolomite sprint wheel, I have 4 on my tr7v8.
Badger.

Badger wrote:

Thanks Badger.
Similar, but not the same.

Picture towards bottom of page.

http://www.triumphshop.co.uk/Quiller...nditioning.htm

Relationship of holes to spokes is different.
Still searching

Mark

mike whiskey wrote:
after market road wheels to the fashion of the day and there styles
change consistently.

What you will have to do is measure the bolt pattern. One thing that I
have noticed is they have a, steel bevel, wheel nut insert. (Triumph don't)


I would look more to the Fiat or Italian cars.

PCD.

Can't quote numbers, but they fit Ford Hubs.

MW


Rob wrote:

Rob (mesa (AT) mine (DOT) com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying
:

Agree.

Aftermarket.

Certainly not Dolly Sprint.

I think there might be a clue in the centre cap in the wheel. It seems to
contain an oval badge, with the last vestiges of blue paint clinging around
a sort-of-script word - a fairly short word, about four letters... I wonder
what it might be...

Adrian wrote:
Yep LOL - I missed that before.

I know that, and I know what it came from is not ford, although has
ford bits. (actually its a Gilbern Invader Mk 3

I was just wondering what the source vehicle might be, in order to see
if i could aquire a spare set

MW

Rob wrote:

mike whiskey (mark.williamson (AT) djinter (DOT) net) gurgled happily, sounding
much like they were saying :

So Ford suspension and hubs.

I think we're all agreed that they're aftermarket.