HRE Wheels and Tires
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Drifting
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HRE Wheels and Tires
Am I asking too much for these wheels and tires? Some input would be greatly appreciated
I want to move them quick but I don't want to just give them away either. Let me know what you think a fair price would be. Thanks!
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1406044
I want to move them quick but I don't want to just give them away either. Let me know what you think a fair price would be. Thanks!
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1406044
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Drifting
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Originally Posted by BAD AZZ C5
Why are you selling?
I love the looks of them but I'm leaning towards more power than looks right now.
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$3k is a very reasonable price, but honestly, it's hard to move stock size custom wheels.
The hardcore race crowd may swear by 17 and 18" tires for racing, but they're not the ones buying high dollar wheels.
The ones buying bling, typically want bigger diameter wheels.
Just my $.02. You'll find a buyer for tham at that price I have no doubt, but they probably won't go instantly like they would if they were 19/20 at that price..
The hardcore race crowd may swear by 17 and 18" tires for racing, but they're not the ones buying high dollar wheels.
The ones buying bling, typically want bigger diameter wheels.
Just my $.02. You'll find a buyer for tham at that price I have no doubt, but they probably won't go instantly like they would if they were 19/20 at that price..
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Drifting
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From: Albany Oregon
Originally Posted by slammedwhitec5vert
I think they are worth 2300-2500 I paid just a little more than 3k for 19/20 547's
Thanks for all of your input guys
Last edited by NW_Vettes; May 31, 2006 at 10:57 PM.
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Drifting
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Originally Posted by Y2Kvert4me
$3k is a very reasonable price, but honestly, it's hard to move stock size custom wheels.
The hardcore race crowd may swear by 17 and 18" tires for racing, but they're not the ones buying high dollar wheels.
The ones buying bling, typically want bigger diameter wheels.
Just my $.02. You'll find a buyer for tham at that price I have no doubt, but they probably won't go instantly like they would if they were 19/20 at that price..
The hardcore race crowd may swear by 17 and 18" tires for racing, but they're not the ones buying high dollar wheels.
The ones buying bling, typically want bigger diameter wheels.
Just my $.02. You'll find a buyer for tham at that price I have no doubt, but they probably won't go instantly like they would if they were 19/20 at that price..
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Drifting
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Seems to be lots of interest now and I was PM'd that the weekend is when a lot of people check out the forums so we'll wait and see.
There are a couple people trying to get the cash to buy them, but I don't have much faith in those. I figure the people that are going to buy these have the cash in hand and won't think twice about spending it.
There are a couple people trying to get the cash to buy them, but I don't have much faith in those. I figure the people that are going to buy these have the cash in hand and won't think twice about spending it.
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Best of luck with your sale. I'd hold out for what you think they are worth. Someone who knows these wheels will buy them for your asking price. It seems fair to me what you are asking. Just get used to the tire kickers. They are every where.