works kai 18" alloys
12 July 2010, 02:01 PM
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works kai 18" alloys
these have a few marks around the edge. no big chunks just light curbing on 2. other 2 are fine.
3 nearly new tyres and one on the limit (maybe beyond)
these are the leightweight ones but still are a tad too heavy for sending, i will clean them up so they will be nice and shiney for new owner.
looking for £400 collected.
3 nearly new tyres and one on the limit (maybe beyond)
these are the leightweight ones but still are a tad too heavy for sending, i will clean them up so they will be nice and shiney for new owner.
looking for £400 collected.
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11 August 2010, 08:43 AM
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Don't take less than the asking price mate, these are worth that all day long.
I paid £600 for my 17's from Jap performance parts two years ago and that was a good price. These are around £300-350 each
I paid £600 for my 17's from Jap performance parts two years ago and that was a good price. These are around £300-350 each
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i know. would keep them if they would of suited my new car and if you dont mind mate i am going to add that as a quote to the for sale thread.
11 August 2010, 01:38 PM
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I agree with danny boy. It does annoy me when people post telling you that your asking too much.
Something is worth whatever someone is prepared to pay for it, not what it has sold for historically!
FYI Just had 4 18's with tyres deliverd with paisley freight for £32. very good service and they pick up.
Something is worth whatever someone is prepared to pay for it, not what it has sold for historically!
FYI Just had 4 18's with tyres deliverd with paisley freight for £32. very good service and they pick up.
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ok cheers mate. i will keep that in mind for whoever buys them. although im hoping to send with my old man through tnt for about £30. but if that falls through i will definately look that up.
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they are 5 x 100 the extra holes are because they are lightweight. not sure on the et but when fitted to my classic they never rubbed anywhere and i was running quite low
