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Title: Borrani Lancia Aurelia B20 B24 6x15 Alu - Steel, 5 of, starting at 999 euros Post by: Parisien on 12 December, 2014, 04:54:45 PM http://www.ebay.it/itm/Borrani-Record-Lancia-Aurelia-B20-B24-6x15-Alu-Steel-/171579261185?pt=DE_Autoteile&hash=item27f2ebc101
P Title: Re: Borrani Lancia Aurelia B20 B24 6x15 Alu - Steel, 5 of, starting at 999 euros Post by: simonandjuliet on 12 December, 2014, 05:14:37 PM Much , much nicer than wires on a B24 in my humble opinion ......
Title: Re: Borrani Lancia Aurelia B20 B24 6x15 Alu - Steel, 5 of, starting at 999 euros Post by: chriswgawne on 12 December, 2014, 06:02:55 PM Whenever I have looked at used Borrani steel/aluminium wheels for sale over the last 40 years I have been sufficiently unhappy with the corrosion between the two materials THAT I COULD SEE to walk away. Not worth the risk when new ones are available IMHO.
Chris Title: Re: Borrani Lancia Aurelia B20 B24 6x15 Alu - Steel, 5 of, starting at 999 euros Post by: the.cern on 12 December, 2014, 07:26:15 PM Chris, thank you for that cautionary note.
Andy Title: Re: Borrani Lancia Aurelia B20 B24 6x15 Alu - Steel, 5 of, starting at 999 euros Post by: Sebastien on 12 December, 2014, 08:36:03 PM Anyway, looking at the pictures, and checking the dimensions, I do not think those wheels are for an Aurelia.
They are 15 ", while Borranis for an Aurelia are millimetric, 400 mm. If really 6" wide, not sure they fit either! Looking at the ventilation holes, they remind me of Borrani wheels fitted to Maseratis 3500 GTIs and Sebrings. Although I am not sure that Maseratis used hubs with 4 mounting bolts (I would have thought they had 5) Title: Re: Borrani Lancia Aurelia B20 B24 6x15 Alu - Steel, 5 of, starting at 999 euros Post by: Kevin MacBride on 13 December, 2014, 08:20:21 PM The hole in the centre of the wheels look too small for a B20, or any Aurelia.
Title: Re: Borrani Lancia Aurelia B20 B24 6x15 Alu - Steel, 5 of, starting at 999 euros Post by: williamcorke on 13 December, 2014, 10:17:45 PM I agree with Sebastien, these look to me to be Maserati 3500 wheels. 4 stud seems to be correct according to the pictures I could find.
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