Help identifying Campy rims
 

Hi Guys,
I thought you may like this. I was surprised to see that Campagnolo made car wheels. Who knew?!
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...1bfc3e3bef.png

:)

Also tennis rackets, corkscrews, and precision parts for the aerospace industry, among other things.

I one one wheel for a weekend, the importer didn't know if it would fit my Tiger so he shipped me one; I tried, and there were fitment issues. A good machinist could have fixed those and I do regret sending the one wheel back.

Back in the early 90's I had a 1975 Mercedes 240D with a set of Campagnolo rims on it. They were super light! With a set of Dunlop tires, that car handled like it was on rails. Said part is that it was slow as dirt, being a 4 cylinder diesel.

They were similar to these, but didn't say Alfa Romeo on them, the center dished area was slightly smaller, and had the Campagnolo logo on them in black. They reminded me of Jaguar XJ12 rims a bit.



https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...35931fe6b7.png

Jewellery

https://www.bricklanebikes.co.uk/ima...et-silver.jpeg

Campagnolo made disc brakes on the first production 2 wheeled vehicle. Lambretta

wow they’re very cool.

I had a '72.
Great car.
Took about 45 seconds to get to 70mph, but then would stay there no matter what, and at ~40mpg.

Campagnolo also made motorcycle wheels. I had a poster in the eighties with a slogan, went something like "For your car cycle or motorcycle" with images of all three. Wish I still had it.

Mine was chocolate brown with a tan interior and had limo tint all the way around. The styling I guess was Euro pimp, haha. It would also belch out a very large cloud of black smoke for tailgaters. You never saw someone back off so fast. Got totaled One Day by an older man while my girlfriend at the time was driving it. I still miss it quite a bit.