I Have spent the last few months speaking to numerous parts suppliers trying to find out how i can fit wire wheels to my minor. I have been told it can be done and I have one person trying to source me a kit for a late midget (which apparantly should fit) but I have just seen on ebay 5 Wire Wheels StubAxles & HalfShafts off 1965 Midget. I was wondering if anybody knew if the halfshafts would fit into my mog.?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 99371&rd=1
Would i be right in assuming thses have the wrong stud pattern
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 44033&rd=1
Wire Wheels (Again)
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Wire... hmmm not sure about that, personally I wouldn't have thought they'd suit the car & think mini-lites or other wheel I have seen fitted (S richards for instance) would look better...
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Try giving a email to Randolph over the pond as I am sure he has done this conversion before and should be able to let you know what bits are required.
http://members.aol.com/dolphnx/dolphnx/index.htm
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Kevin
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Wire wheels, oh deffinately yes
go for the chrome not just silver. I agree not every moggie will look right with wires but the nicely restored one with shiney paint and chrome to go with them should look right. I would fit them to my traveller but can't afford to, they are not cheap for good ones.
Give these people a go:
http://www.mwsint.com/
I asked them a while ago about fitting to moggies and they said not a problem, need a set of bolt on adapters for a midget and your done. This was a few years ago but they quoted around £1400 all in everything included, tyres fitted and balanced, spinners, wheels (set of 5) cleaning brush, copper & hide, express delivery the lot.
Failing that try 'Moss' the MG, Triumph, Mini people as they also do a conversion probably cheaper.

Give these people a go:
http://www.mwsint.com/
I asked them a while ago about fitting to moggies and they said not a problem, need a set of bolt on adapters for a midget and your done. This was a few years ago but they quoted around £1400 all in everything included, tyres fitted and balanced, spinners, wheels (set of 5) cleaning brush, copper & hide, express delivery the lot.
Failing that try 'Moss' the MG, Triumph, Mini people as they also do a conversion probably cheaper.
cheers, Daniel
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