CAR WHEELS.
WIRED TYPE MOST At the Olympia Motor 'BW « > were only two BritUh light Z-Z?' disc wheels, namely, the Aiasti!!?: Siddelcy and the Trojan, whaTS "Focus" in the «'Li'eht fa. , Car," I belWth,y£j£2* single example, with the rteew' artillery wheel which, two OM4 years ago, was very universal vZ* ally, lam rather sorry : that S' have become so fashionable. a great deal in their f avonr score of strength, lightness tod'eJ* but for those who, like myself, a country district, £ is often the very didkens of t yTti In connexion with fashion. by tie way, how well thia wu-e wheels illustrates the fatt tWtf. Paris Salon no longer leadk in motor-car fashions." At "'S'®? almost every car had bright« n£swheel discs, bnt' neither in jCSJ nor America does the idea signs of taking on. * ™
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20103, 5 December 1930, Page 8
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135CAR WHEELS. Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20103, 5 December 1930, Page 8
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