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New wheels for 79?
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Racer
Joined: Oct 2010
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From: winterville NC
New wheels for 79?
Ok guys I am wanting Santa to bring me some new wheels for my vette and i was wondering if anyone knew what kind of wheels these are on my vette, who may sell them and how much should they sell for?
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Pro
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Boynton Beach Florida
Several manufacturers made that style wheel in the 90's. Cragar, Prime, Eagle Alloys to name a few. If you remove the center cap and you find black paint around the lug nut area then I would say they are Eagle wheels (if it vibrates a fair amount their definetly Eagle lol)
Value isn't going to be alot since they weren't that expensive when new. I think we used to sell the Eagles for $89 a wheel and the Cragars were around $100-$110 each
Value isn't going to be alot since they weren't that expensive when new. I think we used to sell the Eagles for $89 a wheel and the Cragars were around $100-$110 each
Pro
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: Boynton Beach Florida
Here is a link for American eagle, seems they still make the wheels I used to sell. Seeing your close up photo I think yours might be american racing or cragar based on the outer lip.
http://www.aewheel.com/eagle_alloy_wheels.cfm?id=19
http://www.aewheel.com/eagle_alloy_wheels.cfm?id=19
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Several manufacturers made that style wheel in the 90's. Cragar, Prime, Eagle Alloys to name a few. If you remove the center cap and you find black paint around the lug nut area then I would say they are Eagle wheels (if it vibrates a fair amount their definetly Eagle lol)
Value isn't going to be alot since they weren't that expensive when new. I think we used to sell the Eagles for $89 a wheel and the Cragars were around $100-$110 each
Value isn't going to be alot since they weren't that expensive when new. I think we used to sell the Eagles for $89 a wheel and the Cragars were around $100-$110 each
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From: NYC NY
The Prime wheel looks very much like that but the center cap while shaped the same did not lock (or a least on the 16x9.5" C4 version).I don't see a lot of resale value here either.
