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[joeyb]

Could someone here kindly identify this Momo wheel?

[sithot]

Monte Carlo.

[joeyb]

Thanks! But doesn't a Monte Carlo look like this?



Perhaps the design has changed over the years?

[Anatol]

Joey, the wheel you are interested in seems to be a Momo Veloce 32cm. The Veloce does not have the sculpted rim. And in size 32cm, the dimensions become a bit comical.

[LongRanger]

Another threade . . .

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ering-wheel-ad

[joeyb]

Joey, the wheel you are interested in seems to be a Momo Veloce 32cm. The Veloce does not have the sculpted rim. And in size 32cm, the dimensions become a bit comical.

Thank you, Anatol! I got the wheel. It's allegedly brand new and never been mounted. Here it is:



Here are some other wheels from my collection which I started a few years ago. I know you guys like Prototipos so here are a couple of period Prototipos that I've been able to acquire:

This is a flat spoke Prototipo, no date on the back. It's been recovered in synthetic. I think I'll have it recovered again in full-grain goat skin.



This is another Prototipo, I think. Again, no date on the back. I'm still trying to figure out whether I'll restore it because the patina looks so good.



This is a 12 inch Raid wheel:



This is a 14inch Formuling France wheel:

[joeyb]

... more of my collection:

This is a 13 inch Moto-Lita Mark IV in wood:



This is a 14inch Momo Gritti:

[LongRanger]

Another thread . . .
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...k-about-patina

[Mark Morrissey]

I should have kept this one

[Mark Morrissey]

honestly...this is the only 350mm first generation MOMO prototipo I have ever seen... usually at 360mm
foam is nice and cushy