Feeler: Selling my 10 spoke SS rims
03-24-2012, 09:41 PM
#1
Feeler: Selling my 10 spoke SS rims I've seen some deals lately on chrome Z06 wheels that are making me contemplate parting with my 10 spokes. Just curious if anyone would be interested and how much they'd offer. They are silver 17x9 10 spokes of off an '01 SS, tires are good. The paint is chipped in a few spots but overall they are in good shape. (Look good from 10 feet.) I was planning to paint them up like 35th LEs, but haven't had time.
03-25-2012, 02:11 PM
#3
post a price...
when I see stuff listed without prices I move on to find stuff listed from people that know what their stuff is worth - even if its only worth that to them lol at least they know what they want.
Its like a craigs list ad that has no pics and says no pics till we talk on the phone first - the seller doesnt understand how to sell , the pics should generate more interest than a thousand words ( heard that somewhere before??) coupled with price posted being within what the buyer can justify as a good/fair deal for the item will generate the interest.
I have been selling stuff all my life both for a living and my personal stuff tens of millions in sales literally , over 5 mil one year alone and a fair percentage of it to people who needed to drive or fly from long distances to complete the purchase it all starts with proper pricing , clear listing of what is for sale and by what terms , and pictures that show the items true condition.
works for a set of $50 hubcaps on craigs list as well as for a $700,000 Fountain 47 Lightning with twin 1050hp SCI's
you didnt ask but thats my $.02 as to why your getting no inquiries
when I see stuff listed without prices I move on to find stuff listed from people that know what their stuff is worth - even if its only worth that to them lol at least they know what they want.
Its like a craigs list ad that has no pics and says no pics till we talk on the phone first - the seller doesnt understand how to sell , the pics should generate more interest than a thousand words ( heard that somewhere before??) coupled with price posted being within what the buyer can justify as a good/fair deal for the item will generate the interest.
I have been selling stuff all my life both for a living and my personal stuff tens of millions in sales literally , over 5 mil one year alone and a fair percentage of it to people who needed to drive or fly from long distances to complete the purchase it all starts with proper pricing , clear listing of what is for sale and by what terms , and pictures that show the items true condition.
works for a set of $50 hubcaps on craigs list as well as for a $700,000 Fountain 47 Lightning with twin 1050hp SCI's
you didnt ask but thats my $.02 as to why your getting no inquiries
03-25-2012, 03:12 PM
#5
Well I don't really know what they're worth. That's sorta why I made the thread. I'm not completely committed to selling them yet (and won't be until I pick up some new rims), but I'd like to know what people think they're worth, to help me set a budget for what I may buy. Obviously I don't expect to get enough to completely cover new ones.
03-25-2012, 07:30 PM
#7
Ok, so looking around at prices and knowing what I have in them, for just the wheels I'd ask $325, or with good tires $550, but be open to offers.
Mainly I'd prefer to trade (+ cash if needed) for any Z06 rims&tires (c5/c6/spyders) in gunmetal, polished, or chrome.
Mainly I'd prefer to trade (+ cash if needed) for any Z06 rims&tires (c5/c6/spyders) in gunmetal, polished, or chrome.
