rims 'r' us, and thanks

[human <human@nh.ultranet.com>]

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>14", for my 4000q.Looking to spend about $100 or less :)  I prefer steel --
 Dan

Hi Dan,

Thanks for getting me back into the loop, however that went wrong. 

 I have a 1980 5k in the field with steel rims.  They are 14", and fairly
ugly!  I need to be certain *how* to measure bolt circle dimension before I
go quoting it.   Do you measure from one outside edge of a hole to the
center of the opposite one?  That's the only way I've been able to make
sense of the 100/108mm thing.  Those rims could be had for, say, $60 the set
, $100 with cool (?) audi logo tin wheel covers.

Second option is a friend who has steel wheels on her '83 coupe.  She keeps
talking about buying my set of snowflake stock rims - and I would take her
steel ones as part of the deal.  I could push that along and see where it
goes.  Those rims are slightly nicer looking (ring of round holes, better
paint)

Let me know if I can help.
--
Huw Powell

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