Three sets of wheels and two singles to end up with 7 straight usable wheels:

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Blasted and clear coated:

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I think they'll look good on my willow green '72.

Add pictures when installed on your '72 Willow.

I also have a 1972 in Willow Green - still restoring it - other 914 projects get in the way...

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They look great. Pedrinis and Males are much softer aluminum than 2.0 Fuchs so it's hard to get a good set. I sold a set of 5 to TJB and I think they were all straight but they came off a low mileage, one owner car. The owner only used the origional high profile tires so I think that helped. TJB powercoated them as well and they looked terrific.

Willow green rules! I will live vicariously through your restoration.



Konrad

As a new member hope this Pedrini question goes through... How can you tell the difference between "early" and "late" Pedrinis by looking at a picture from the back? I noticed some have a tapered center bore and others a counterbore. I would think that the counterbored one will fit later 73> cars, but not sure. Can a set of tapered bores be machined to fit later cars? Thank you, Joel

Did the same thing with my ATS wheels. Love the soft cast look.

They look great, what did you blast them with? and clear coat? thanks

I have the same wheels on my ride. I need to pull them & power wash the insides. Yours look mighty fine. Right on!!!