Value of 2002 vette thin spokes?
Value of 2002 vette thin spokes? Anyone know the average going price for these?
They are OEM GM, silver, have the center caps and lug covers, 17x8.5 and 18x9.5, been off the car since 2003 and look brand new.
I'm not sure if I'm going to put them on my SS or resell them.
My SS has the UMI C5 brake conversion so the front looks ok, but I don't like the look of the rear with the tiny brakes. Maybe use dust covers to block the view?
They are OEM GM, silver, have the center caps and lug covers, 17x8.5 and 18x9.5, been off the car since 2003 and look brand new.
I'm not sure if I'm going to put them on my SS or resell them.
My SS has the UMI C5 brake conversion so the front looks ok, but I don't like the look of the rear with the tiny brakes. Maybe use dust covers to block the view?
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Used wheels can be tough to sell even when 'like new'. Buyers are just leery and worry about curbing or bent rims no matter what you say about them. I can't tell you about those specific Corvette wheels but last year I sold a gorgeous 'as new' set of Mercedes wheels from a 560SL for just $550. New, refurbished from a well-known company costs $2,000. Trust me, the buyer got one heck of a deal. If that kind of money would be helpful for you, then sell them, but the best thing would be if you could use them for yourself (as long as you like them).
I would advertise for about 50% of what it costs for new reproductions. Then move about $50 during negotiation. If you ask too much then people will just buy the new reproductions. These are a very common design. Everybody and his brother makes one that looks the same.
