AutoBuffs presents the FORGESTAR wheels package!
12-28-2009, 06:04 PM
#22
what i hate about wheel vendors. they want to sell wheels but never show a vette with the wheels they offer. yeah they look nice on a bmw or a audi but i wonder what they look like on a vette 
12-29-2009, 07:34 AM
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10
Not as of yet..... Many orders have been placed, but the owners have not taken pictures and sent them to us.
D2 did a black C5 Z06 and posted several pictures. We just don't have a lot of pictures on a C6. But they are coming 
01-17-2010, 01:29 PM
#25
Drifting
These are really tip-top... Just the style I've been looking for.
Sir, can you send me a message with a price for:
Matte Black
18x9.5 F
19x11 R
Whatever offset will prove to be the most aggressive without sticking out of the wells; I'd like for them to be flush with the wells.
For an '07 C6 Z51.
Sir, can you send me a message with a price for:
Matte Black
18x9.5 F
19x11 R
Whatever offset will prove to be the most aggressive without sticking out of the wells; I'd like for them to be flush with the wells.
For an '07 C6 Z51.
01-19-2010, 07:54 AM
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10
These are really tip-top... Just the style I've been looking for.
Sir, can you send me a message with a price for:
Matte Black
18x9.5 F
19x11 R
Whatever offset will prove to be the most aggressive without sticking out of the wells; I'd like for them to be flush with the wells.
For an '07 C6 Z51.
Sir, can you send me a message with a price for:
Matte Black
18x9.5 F
19x11 R
Whatever offset will prove to be the most aggressive without sticking out of the wells; I'd like for them to be flush with the wells.
For an '07 C6 Z51.
PM sent
02-05-2010, 03:19 PM
#33
Drifting
is there a reason why you don't post the prices of these wheels?
i may be interested in a set in the stock width/backspace for an '08 base model in the "brushed" finish.
i may be interested in a set in the stock width/backspace for an '08 base model in the "brushed" finish.
02-05-2010, 05:28 PM
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10
We don't post pricing because they're different prices depending on size, width, finish, etc.... Right now the forgestars are only being made in 19/20 for the C6's. Would you like a PM with a price quote?
Thanks and best regards,
Joe
Thanks and best regards,
Joe
02-05-2010, 09:11 PM
#36
Drifting
I don't think there's anything necessarily wrong with his not posting prices.
Like he said, the cost is entirely dependent on a variety of factors.
Also, posting his prices for all to see could potentially lose him business. If anyone's interested enough in the wheels to the degree which makes them something other than an utter waste of his valuable time, they'll PM him. I did.
Worried about his prices being too high? You're all shoppers, I'm sure... That much is evident. By not posting prices and therefore forcing customers to TALK to him, he allows himself the opportunity to earn your business. PM him. Have him quote you. Price too high for your budget? Seen it cheaper? Give him the chance to adjust to your needs.
I'd imagine that if his prices were plastered to the original post and members were aware of lower prices elsewhere, they wouldn't hesitate to make the purchase elsewhere. Contact will have never been established, and he just lost the sale because he didn't get the chance to interact with his customer.
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To be fair, I suppose one way he could provide us with some primary insight as shoppers is to post a price range. To say "These wheels range from $2,500 to $3,500" would be a reasonable method of doing this.
Like he said, the cost is entirely dependent on a variety of factors.
Also, posting his prices for all to see could potentially lose him business. If anyone's interested enough in the wheels to the degree which makes them something other than an utter waste of his valuable time, they'll PM him. I did.
Worried about his prices being too high? You're all shoppers, I'm sure... That much is evident. By not posting prices and therefore forcing customers to TALK to him, he allows himself the opportunity to earn your business. PM him. Have him quote you. Price too high for your budget? Seen it cheaper? Give him the chance to adjust to your needs.
I'd imagine that if his prices were plastered to the original post and members were aware of lower prices elsewhere, they wouldn't hesitate to make the purchase elsewhere. Contact will have never been established, and he just lost the sale because he didn't get the chance to interact with his customer.
EDIT:
To be fair, I suppose one way he could provide us with some primary insight as shoppers is to post a price range. To say "These wheels range from $2,500 to $3,500" would be a reasonable method of doing this.
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02-05-2010, 09:35 PM
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[QUOTE=FRIVOLOU-Z;1573002294]I don't think there's anything necessarily wrong with his not posting prices.
Like he said, the cost is entirely dependent on a variety of factors.
Also, posting his prices for all to see could potentially lose him business. If anyone's interested enough in the wheels to the degree which makes them something other than an utter waste of his valuable time, they'll PM him. I did.
Worried about his prices being too high? You're all shoppers, I'm sure... That much is evident. By not posting prices and therefore forcing customers to TALK to him, he allows himself the opportunity to earn your business. PM him. Have him quote you. Price too high for your budget? Seen it cheaper? Give him the chance to adjust to your needs.
I'd imagine that if his prices were plastered to the original post and members were aware of lower prices elsewhere, they wouldn't hesitate to make the purchase elsewhere. Contact will have never been established, and he just lost the sale because he didn't get the chance to interact with his customer.
EDIT:
To be fair, I suppose one way he could provide us with some primary insight as shoppers is to post a price range. To say "These wheels range from $2,500 to $3,500" would be a reasonable method of doing this.[/QUOTEWHAT??????
Like he said, the cost is entirely dependent on a variety of factors.
Also, posting his prices for all to see could potentially lose him business. If anyone's interested enough in the wheels to the degree which makes them something other than an utter waste of his valuable time, they'll PM him. I did.
Worried about his prices being too high? You're all shoppers, I'm sure... That much is evident. By not posting prices and therefore forcing customers to TALK to him, he allows himself the opportunity to earn your business. PM him. Have him quote you. Price too high for your budget? Seen it cheaper? Give him the chance to adjust to your needs.
I'd imagine that if his prices were plastered to the original post and members were aware of lower prices elsewhere, they wouldn't hesitate to make the purchase elsewhere. Contact will have never been established, and he just lost the sale because he didn't get the chance to interact with his customer.
EDIT:
To be fair, I suppose one way he could provide us with some primary insight as shoppers is to post a price range. To say "These wheels range from $2,500 to $3,500" would be a reasonable method of doing this.[/QUOTEWHAT??????
02-05-2010, 09:42 PM
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Yeah- I see a lot of things advertised on the forums by vendors with "PM for price quote"
To me, that's a red flag right off the bat- which is too bad because the wheels look nice. Are we talking "UNREAL" prices of less than $1000, less than $2000, less than $3000, less than $4000????
An EXAMPLE would give us all a general sense of whether or not we MIGHT be interested in a more specific quote.
To me, that's a red flag right off the bat- which is too bad because the wheels look nice. Are we talking "UNREAL" prices of less than $1000, less than $2000, less than $3000, less than $4000????
An EXAMPLE would give us all a general sense of whether or not we MIGHT be interested in a more specific quote.
02-05-2010, 10:04 PM
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Yeah- I see a lot of things advertised on the forums by vendors with "PM for price quote"
To me, that's a red flag right off the bat- which is too bad because the wheels look nice. Are we talking "UNREAL" prices of less than $1000, less than $2000, less than $3000, less than $4000????
An EXAMPLE would give us all a general sense of whether or not we MIGHT be interested in a more specific quote.
To me, that's a red flag right off the bat- which is too bad because the wheels look nice. Are we talking "UNREAL" prices of less than $1000, less than $2000, less than $3000, less than $4000????
An EXAMPLE would give us all a general sense of whether or not we MIGHT be interested in a more specific quote.
02-06-2010, 12:14 AM
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ForgeStar F14 Titanium in stock C6 sizes. correct me if i'm wrong 18x8.5 +56mm and 19x10 +79mm