... with these wheels. Of course, I have no idea if they would fit on an '87 924s.
I saw them in Porto, Portugal. They were on an Alpha Romeo 159.
I think I'm in love...
Why not look for some Porsche “phone dial” wheels?
82 911SC Targa 5 speed
87 944 Coupe 5 speed
86 928 Auto
89 Carrera Silver Anniversary Cab
95 993 Coupe 5 speed
99 996 Coupe 6 speed
19 991 Cabriolet PDK
87 944 Coupe 5 speed
86 928 Auto
89 Carrera Silver Anniversary Cab
95 993 Coupe 5 speed
99 996 Coupe 6 speed
19 991 Cabriolet PDK
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I don't know how deep you want to go but I'd bet some company like Augment could make some of these with the right bolt pattern and offsets. It's custom $$, though.
If I had money to throw around for things like that I'd be ordering some AMG monoblocks for my 928.
That said, Augment does offer 17 inch phone dials that people have installed on 928s and they also provide a bit of a double take because they're just not quite the same as the OEM wheels, in a good way.
Finally, since I'm just free associating, there are some modern versions of these wheels that have shown up on the 4C and Guilia that I think are stunning.
Cheers
If I had money to throw around for things like that I'd be ordering some AMG monoblocks for my 928.
That said, Augment does offer 17 inch phone dials that people have installed on 928s and they also provide a bit of a double take because they're just not quite the same as the OEM wheels, in a good way.
Finally, since I'm just free associating, there are some modern versions of these wheels that have shown up on the 4C and Guilia that I think are stunning.
Cheers
Cheers
1990 928 GT
1990 928 S4
1991 944 S2
1993 968
2002 911 C2
1990 928 GT
1990 928 S4
1991 944 S2
1993 968
2002 911 C2
