bullfrog

No real difference if bought separately. Different date wheels are machined slightly differently on the rim area.
Early wheels had a square end profile on the spokes, later had a radius.

Definitely un-machined, I've stripped a few ESP Snowies. 

Date is on bottom left of pic. This wheel is a Feb '84.

XE ESP and ZL had the "star" centre cap.

I think all Snowies were cast in NZ. The cap sits flush on un-machined Snowies but sits proud on machined Snowies. 

I think all Snowies were cast in NZ. The cap sits flush on un-machined Snowies but sits proud on machined Snowies. 

Date is on bottom left of pic. This wheel is a Feb '84.

All XE ESP rims were unmachined, as were ZL Sportsman.
Maybe EA S Pack were unmachined as well, not fully sure on that.

Date is on bottom left of pic. This wheel is a Feb '84.

These are brilliant! I got some off the Wurth rep after I tested his sample one on a high tensile bolt with a rattle gun, just screwed the head off. 

I bought a full "re-trim", that included new strapping under the seats, new bolster foam where it was needed, full strip and fit of new cloth trim on both front and rear seats and new vinyl trim. I don't know what Ben charges per metre. 

Only with auto trans.

I agree, they don't look great. But that's what they came with, so that's what people will want to put back on their resto project. 
Just FK'N get over it!

Standard wheels.
XD

 
XE
 

Standard wheels.
XD

 
XE
 

Nah, It's a July 1979 (W is 1979 & S is July). Built in Brisbane.

Nah, It's a July 1979 (W is 1979 & S is July). Built in Brisbane.

That's exactly what I meant, SKID to a Stop.

They are a bit of a pita to find now too.

No, you will need the original brackets to mount the bumper. These are normally thrown away when a tow bar is fitted.