I found my corks...in my big old blue Campagnolo travel bag. (photos on web site below)
"cork stopper tapered, regular No. 1.,7/16 x 3/8 Qty 120(?), # 350360" Curtis Industires
I used he above corks all of the time. I would put them in the spoke hole, cut of the excess with a small hacksaw blade and them use a half round file to finish them off. I bought them and charged them to the team at the hardware store Main St in Ames, IA. I have about 200 left from my SRC Raleigh days as head mechanic/team equipment manager from1978-1983.
Andy Bohlmann
Colorado Springs, CO
http://www.sandcreeksports.com
> Rim cork was common back in the day.
> I have a packet full I sell for $5 to
> someone in the know. About 34 or so.
> Wish they was/were still around.
> Joe Hughes
> Denver, CO