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Classic Fuchs Wheel Sizes and Specs
Further to my last post on the classic Fuchs Wheels Decoder, I have further developed the database tool to enable searches by wheel size. So if you have a classic Fuchs wheel, or your looking for a Fuchs wheel of … Continue reading
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Tagged fuch, fuch alloys, fuch wheels, fuchs, fuchs decoder, fuchs part number, identify fuchs wheels
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Fuchs Wheels Decoder
The Fuchs alloy wheels have been synonymous with the classic 911 upto 1989. With production of the traditional Fuchs wheels now at an end, the second hand market is thriving and a good original set of Fuchs can set you … Continue reading
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Tagged fuch alloys, fuch wheels, fuchs, fuchs decoder, fuchs part number, identify fuchs wheels
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Looking after your Fuchs Alloy Wheels
The Fuchs alloys are amazing wheels. Not only do they look fantastic on the classic Porsche 911′s, but their build quality places them ahead of many. I have written about the Fuchs alloy before which you can read about here: … Continue reading
Fuchs, What’s all the fuss about?
The Fuchs alloy has been synonymous with Porsche since time immoral. The most famous design is the ‘windmill’ design seen on 911’s from 1962 and which came to an end in 1989. They look fabulous and still cost a small … Continue reading