got told ford pdc but then got told there old ford pdc they dont fit my hubs but i would love to know what they are.(got them from ebay and only two came the other two got lost in the post.)




if you guys dont know no one will

Alley cats?

At first glance they look like Compomotive CX's, but i don't think they did them with that deep a dish, but i'm probably wrong on both counts.

round

Ugly? tbh

The spoke pattern is alicat, but the centre looks different to me.

Is there any marks on them? Alloys ive had before had makers codes or some marks on them?

Would suit an old school motor, look in very good nick. Shame you only got 2.

very nice.

measure across two of the studs to get the pcd. center to center.

I bought some minilights and was told they where ford they where actually imperial fit for an mg midget.

[Edited on 17/12/08 by big_wasa]

I like the dish on those

Out of interest if normal 4 stud Ford PCD is 4x108 what is "old" Ford PCD?

Not sure, but got to say that I quite like those!

Neither Aleycats nor Compmotive CXs.

Similar style though.

If I thought for a minute those were 4" PCD I would be very tempted.
The A539s too would go well with the identical pair I have down here

They are Appliance X-Wires which were very popular in the '70's and '80's.

Ford PCD has been 4 x 41/4" (4 x 108mm) since 1959 and these wheels don't pre-date that so if they don't fit your Ford hubs then they ain't English Ford.
They might be American Ford,4 x 41/2" (4 x 114mm) as used on some Mustangs amongst others.HTH.

they could be early vauxhal fitting but im sure Ive seen early GOLF GTI's with these fitted

thanks Anglia66
they are Appliance alloy wheel
google images showed me them and they were made for Triumph Spitfire and GT6 Wheels.