Campy wheel production ceased under the Campy name in 1983-1984. That portion of the company was sold to a company named "Techno Magnesio"
Brook Watts Longmont Colo
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>Subject: [CR]Was: Maserati and Malaguti .. now (vintage) Campy car wheels
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>In a message dated 6/9/2004 1:14:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
>doghouse44@earthlink.net writes:
>
><< Campagnolo car rims (wheels) are highly regarded
> among Italian sports car enthusiasts. >>
>
>Do they still make them? I was somehow under the impression that Campy auto
>wheels went away 10-20 years ago...
>
>Dale Brown
>Greensboro, NC