How do you identify real 4 lug Fuchs? And how much are they worth?
Full Version: 4 lug Fuchs
Real Fuchs have a 914 part number on the back, date stamp ad Fuchs logo
The Fuchs logo is a little fox. Fakes don't have it. Nice wheels are $150-200.
QUOTE(mepstein @ Oct 1 2021, 07:02 PM) 
The Fuchs logo is a little fox. Fakes don't have it. Nice wheels are $150-200.
Agreed $150-200 each.
Al Reed restored, maybe double that…?
I looked for a long time and paid about $1200.00 for my set.
When I got them, I sent them off to Fuchs Restoration in Orange county and they cost $250.00 per wheel to bring them back to stock.
Granted, mine had a powder coat on the inlay's so it might have been a bit more but, they are not cheap.
I can't say that I saw the fox logo, which isn't to say it wasn't there, I just don't recall seeing it but, I did see the VW stamp in there plus the 914 361 011 01 part number stamped in there as well.
When I got them, I sent them off to Fuchs Restoration in Orange county and they cost $250.00 per wheel to bring them back to stock.
Granted, mine had a powder coat on the inlay's so it might have been a bit more but, they are not cheap.
I can't say that I saw the fox logo, which isn't to say it wasn't there, I just don't recall seeing it but, I did see the VW stamp in there plus the 914 361 011 01 part number stamped in there as well.
I don’t see the fox logo, but have part numbers and vw logo I’ve got five that i would sellClick to view attachment
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.