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Other question doesn't this type of wheel collect dirt inside?

With precision tools...

Dutch airforce had a lot of german, french and british planes that had to land overhere in ww1. They just took all in 😉

Would not be nice to drive these slick wheels on muddy roads.

There was one in an closed down museum in Les Riceys.

He has no wipers to put the ticket under...

Nice for the autobahn...

Nothing new, it was already tested in WW1 on Delahaye and Latil trucks.😉

Did see a lot of those in the past, as there were several US army  material depots around in the area.

This an free classified ad site from ebay. Only available in Germany as far as a know. For the ad i can't garantee if i's real or fake.

You can try here

http://www.dvandam.nl/

A friend of mine went to a French army depot in the 1980s. They were still filled with shermans and other ww2 stuff.

Nice one, also the size is practical 😉

This look similar

https://prestonservices.co.uk/item/torpedo-steam-engine/

Didn't torpedos run  on compressed air? Later ones were electric i think.

It's nice to see these moulds made. We had some in the museum collection. I have a huge transmission bearing completely made in wood even the screws. It was painted to look like cast iron.

A car restorer from a firm that makes aluminium bodies once told me a trick to form aluminium. That was clean it up first to bare. Then trace some lines on it with a bar of soap. Then slowly heating it with a torch from the other side till the soap lines get black. Then the aluminium is softened up enough to form. I don't know if this also works for cast aluminium. Good luck.

Look at autosparks.co.uk they have lots of electrical materials 

They are to small, michelin truck wheels always have 6 holes.. Not expensive though 😉

Sorry to tell you. Wheel is not longer there, sold to an owner of an little UNIC truck which seems to the same wheels.

I sold it to a friend, will ask if he still has it.

You have to wind it up again...😉

Solex letter codes

Définition des lettres servant à désigner le type de carburateur et gicleur Solex
 

Something for the fairground...

Here the Michelin truck wheel mentioned earlier found at my uncle's attick in France.