Scored these wheels on a car I just picked up - anyone seen them/know anything about them?
The centre cap is a plastic removable item - funny little raised studs on the cap (two of them if you can see it). Not sure how the BMW sticker would work - maybe between the little posts?
Thanks for any info.
Richard

Looks kind of like an old Alpina wheel but it definitely says MOMO on it. I don't remember ever seeing a MOMO wheel like this.

They look pretty similar to the 100+ wheels...

very similar indeed.

Sorry for the ignorance, but what are 100+'s? (wheels I know, but by who, etc)

Those ones in the pic - are they polished or chromed? They look great irrespective of what was done.

The 100+ alloys in the pic above don't appear to have the rebated area around the wheel nuts though as per the Momos.

I have some damaged dust caps (see pic) - are these familiar to anyone as I would like to find a replacement set if possible (all plastic construction BTW).

Thanks

Richard

Zambo, I put the question up on the FAQ, one response, "We had a couple sets of those. We just called them Alpina copies. They corrode easily, looks like those are as well. Not worth a lot." if this helps any. Beaner7102

Sorry for the ignorance, but what are 100+'s? (wheels I know, but by who, etc)
Those ones in the pic - are they polished or chromed? They look great irrespective of what was done.
The 100+ alloys in the pic above don't appear to have the rebated area around the wheel nuts though as per the Momos.
I have some damaged dust caps (see pic) - are these familiar to anyone as I would like to find a replacement set if possible (all plastic construction BTW).
Thanks
Richard
Those are my wheels above. 100+ is a brand name, company in Britain. they go by rimstock.co.uk nowadays.
My wheels are polished aluminum. I spend upwards of 5 hours/wheel refinishing them by hand. They are originally painted on the inside and have some sort of dull clear finish on the aluminum spokes and center dish.