Reply to "15" campis"

jeff6559Member

quote:
Originally posted by bulldog:
I believe these wheels belonged to an European GTS as the American 72 GTS had 10" wheels.

The only American GTSs were made for the 74 model year altho some were titled as 73s for California delivery. They were exactly the same car as the American L model with the addition of the riveted on fiberglas flares, a different paint job and vinyl graphics on the side of the car. As such, they had 7" and 8" Campy wheels.

European GTSs were made for the 72 model year and they had 10" Campy rears.

Market value is hard to determine nowadays because there are no good speed rated tires available in 15" sizes. A good number of cars have been retrofitted with larger diameter wheels so that they can get better tires.

I'd try eBay.

Jeff
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3/17/062:33 PM

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