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Re: Coupe Wheels or Hubcaps?
[Re: magooagain]
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22/08/2014 18:48
22/08/2014 18:48
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Steels wheels were standard with alloys an option in many European markets.
They are steel wheels with hubcaps fitted on the one Joe has linked to.
16VT and X1/9 1500 + e208 Peugeot
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I unplugged a row of electric cars that nobody was using.
I even unplugged my own.
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Re: Coupe Wheels or Hubcaps?
[Re: magooagain]
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22/08/2014 18:49
22/08/2014 18:49
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Nello
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Look like Steel wheels with trims to me......... would be the first thing to go if it was mine.. 
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Re: Coupe Wheels or Hubcaps?
[Re: magooagain]
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25/08/2014 11:35
25/08/2014 11:35
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The 1.8 was available without alloys in Germany. I don't think any of the 2 litre cars were. My 20V came with alloys. It was not a option I had to select.
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Re: Coupe Wheels or Hubcaps?
[Re: magooagain]
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25/08/2014 18:16
25/08/2014 18:16
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Big_Muzzie
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Wow, they look bad - but not like 'dude that's bad' more like 'i feel sorry for you, that's a bad thing to happen'
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