harris48cars
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I am looking for a set of “NICE” stock wheels. Cash or I have a a in car and running Bradford 9.5 torque converter for trade
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SignUp Now!I am in Winchester, Va. 65 miles due west of Wasington, D C.. how boutique you?I have a nice set with brand new Cooper tires , center caps and lug nuts, where are you located?
Atlanta GAI am in Winchester, Va. 65 miles due west of Wasington, D C.. how boutique you?
$ 800 - $ 1200 for a very nice set , of course shipping is a big concern..I just bought a nearly mint set of four this week (no caps). What is the going rate anyhow?
I would too for a $1k , lol PM me your cell# and i will send you pics.For 1000 I’ll come and get them
540 660 1355I would too for a $1k , lol PM me your cell# and i will send you pics.
I have Weld drag stars with like new tires. BFG. Wheels are just like new. Just in case you are looking to trade. If I remember correctly, not a sure thing. I believe the stock GN wheel weighs 26/28lbs. A weld wheel weighs 11lbs. Let’s split the difference and say the GN wheel weighs 27lbs. 1lb of rotational is equal to 7lbs of stationary weight. That 16lb weight difference equals around 110 lbs of stationary weight. Times 4=440lbs.. Probably 2/4 mph in the quarter.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
That sounds about right , I paid $1200 shipped from the west coast but they are damn near perfect, and yeah you bet your ass they are heavy, when i picked the wheels up from the tire shop and picked one up I went straight home and started looking for Alm rims, fuckers bout pulled my back out.
PM sentI have Weld drag stars with like new tires. BFG. Wheels are just like new. Just in case you are looking to trade. If I remember correctly, not a sure thing. I believe the stock GN wheel weighs 26/28lbs. A weld wheel weighs 11lbs. Let’s split the difference and say the GN wheel weighs 27lbs. 1lb of rotational is equal to 7lbs of stationary weight. That 16lb weight difference equals around 110 lbs of stationary weight. Times 4=440lbs.. Probably 2/4 mph in the quarter.
Did you sell them? I'm interested.I have a nice set with brand new Cooper tires , center caps and lug nuts, where are you located?