Wheel Dictionary

[LarryLebel]

I know the Wheel Dictionary got archived somewhere but I can't find now. Does anybody know where it is? Thanks in advance for the help.

[Minigman]

It’s now on the classic mini diy website I think.

[Minigman]

https://www.classicminidiy.com/technical/wheels

[LarryLebel]

Thanks. I looked at that site but its not the same as the original Wheel Dictionary, so still looking. Within the last 6 months I did a search using " Wheel Dictionary" and found a website that had archived a bunch of now inactive/defunct websites.

[winabbey]

Thanks. I looked at that site but its not the same as the original Wheel Dictionary, so still looking. Within the last 6 months I did a search using " Wheel Dictionary" and found a website that had archived a bunch of now inactive/defunct websites.

WayBackMachine gives you access to websites no longer active.

https://web.archive.org/web/2020*/www.w ... ionary.net

The last crawl appears to be 24/11/2020. Click on the highlighted date to view the data.

[mini1960]

The Wheel Dictionary is now continued by the German Mini Forum in a slightly different form.
See here: https://www.mini-forum.de/article-list/

Daniel

[Peter Laidler]

The German mini wheel directory is as good as it gets. Maybe someone with a grasp of compu'rs, like wo' I ain't can link this German wheel directory to out own index.

[LarryLebel]

Thanks. I found what I was looking for on the web archive site also called the Wayback Machine. The 10" list is corrupted with images of many of the wheels missing. I didn't bother trying the German site.