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Title: Fulvia Wheel Badges Post by: ncundy on 08 May, 2012, 08:51:40 PM Guy, sounds like a great endeavor you have going on!
This is a bit of a thread high-jack but one of the things I have been battling with is the wheel centers for Fulvias. There are two different types I think (S1 & S2-3) but most are now tatty and I have never been able to find a source of new ones (I'm sorting my stuff to go to the platers as I write!). Getting old ones up to scratch is proving practically impossible as they need stripping, re-coating then colouring which is v-expensive and I've had no luck finding anyone who is prepared to take it on. Happy for this to be moved to another thread rather than clutter this one. Thanks Neil Title: Fulvia Wheel Badges Post by: lancialulu on 08 May, 2012, 09:26:06 PM On Fulvia wheel centres I believe these are being manufactured??? I knew that Omicron had a stock...
Title: Fulvia Wheel Badges Post by: St Volumex on 09 May, 2012, 04:11:25 AM Guy, sounds like a great endeavor you have going on! Neil, thank you for your kind words - and food for thought. :) Wheel centre badges for a lot of Lancias come and go - I bought some from Fiat for Montecarlo S2 a while ago, but now they say there is no stock again. I will definitely be making early Beta and Montecarlo ones in the near future. Fulvia ones have a habit of flying off into the weeds, so maybe there's room for improvement there too. :o Regards, Title: Fulvia Wheel Badges Post by: lancialulu on 09 May, 2012, 08:17:38 AM "Fulvia ones have a habit of flying off into the weeds, so maybe there's room for improvement there" M5 nylock nuts are my improvement.
Tim Title: Fulvia Wheel Badges Post by: St Volumex on 09 May, 2012, 08:59:21 AM "Fulvia ones have a habit of flying off into the weeds, so maybe there's room for improvement there" M5 nylock nuts are my improvement. Tim Good point Tim, but there's still the dodgy alloy holding a stud... :o |