FS: MoMo Jackie Stewart with solid 230 hub and large crest horn button

[uai]

SOLD
Hi I sell this flat 350mm Jackie Stewart early production no Momo engraving on the front spoke.
The leather and padding is soft, at 7 o'clock some tiny bits of yellow color.
I comes with a solid 230 Hub and an old style large crest Momo button.
Asking 1100$ obo shipped conus
The leather is really soft and good although it looks a bit untidy in the pictures.
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[uai]

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[uptheorg]

can you tell the year the wheel was manufactured?

[uai]

can you tell the year the wheel was manufactured?

Hi Jim,
sorry there is no datestamp on the wheel.
It doesn't have a KBA-Nr (KBA=Kraftfahrtbundesamt) which was introduced late 74 and was mandatory for having wheels TÜV approved.
So this means before late 74.
The momo Logo on the back is still square, so perhaps Mark can add some date to the usage of this logo.
Cheers

Uli

[Mark Morrissey]

can you tell the year the wheel was manufactured?

Based on the logo configuration, this was manufactured between 1968-73

[Biancaneve]

So, what if the wheel has got a "single line MoMo" logo but no KBA-Nr? Does it mean late 73 - early 74 production? This is the case of my JS

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...l=1#post586172

[Mark Morrissey]

Single line Momo logo without date stamp puts wheels approximately '74-76

[Biancaneve]

Single line Momo logo without date stamp puts wheels approximately '74-76

Thanks!

M

[uai]

So, what if the wheel has got a "single line MoMo" logo but no KBA-Nr? Does it mean late 73 - early 74 production? This is the case of my JS

Hi KBA No. only applies to wheels sold in Germany. Other countries didn't need that stuff. But here everything is under control.
Here the KBA of a later Jackie Stewart
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Cheers

Uli

[Biancaneve]

And apologies for having hijacked you 3d ... good luck with the sale