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danmason

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It's about time I posted some pics of my car... these were taken on Sunday on a drive into South Wales.

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Lovely pics. Nice combo of interior colour and silver.
Interesting alloys. Are they from a 928?
 
Lovely colour. I like very much those wheels, they look so elegant.

ORIGINAL: flamingeye
Interesting alloys. Are they from a 928?

According to their curvature they are the ones made specifically for the 944 turbo 220, 7" front and 8" rear.
 
I haven't seen these on any other 944 other than probably this one if you attended the 'Frontrunner'
No offence intended at all[:eek:], for some reason I think they tend towards what you would see on an American 944. I do like them , honest![:)]
 
BKE had a set on when I bought him but they now languish in my shed after I swapped them for the Boxster S wheels I had on our Lux.

I believe the 928 style wheels were an option on the 88 Turbo. The wheels are forged and very, very, very light.

I have been hanging on to mine with a view to slapping a set of slicks on then, for track days, but could be encouraged to part with them if the price was right.
 
Hi chaps, thanks for all the positive comments [:)]. To address the various questions:

Wheels - I believe these are indeed specially for the 220 Turbo. They're visually very similar to the 928 ones. I too haven't seen them on any other 944s - although I didn't make it to Frontrunner so it sounds like there's another one out there somewhere! Regarding the 'American' point - I thought the American 951s from this year came with teledials, but I may be mistaken on that one. Personally I love the wheels and I would never consider changing them, partly because as TTM said I think they're really elegant, they also draw a lot of compliments from non-Porsche drivers; but more importantly I'm committed to keeping the car looking original, as the previous two owners did such a good job in that respect. I'd like to get them refurbished soon though.

I believe the Zermatt Silver code is LY7Y although I'll double-check this for you Berg944. Oh and well spotted John, the pictures were taken at Oxwich!

Cheers
Dan
 
Oh and well spotted John, the pictures were taken at Oxwich!

Not too tricky as my parents live just up the road. [;)] Obviously Gower is a terrible place and, contrary to all the Welsh Tourist board propoganda should not be visited on any account. Don't go there; you will hate it and, being Wales, it always rains.
 

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