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Christian
Some of the 70th Anniversary 4/4 did have steel wheels, as you say, but I believe they had the 1.8 Duratec engine, which gave a similar power output to the 1.8 Zetec.
It was the 75th Anniversary 4/4s that had the 2.0 Duratec, but they also came with spoked wheels.
All a bit confusing
Rocket Man
You will need to get your dealer to ask MMC the question about steel wheels. I do like the look they give on the 4/4, and the ease of cleaning
Bud
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Bud,
the Duratec engine has a Little bit more power (+15hp) than the current Sigma engine. The steel wheels were Standard for the pre 70's "representives". The "younger" anniversary could be ordered with wire wheels. Have look on this link:
Brochure 4/4 70th anniversary I think the modern narrow 4/4 bodies could not be combined with steel wheels because their track is too wide. My anniversary has the same width like a +4. The rim offset is quite flat.
BTW. A german dealer often painted the rims in the Body colour what was realy an improvement in my eyes.
Pictures of my Moggie Keep mogging,
Christian
