quote:Originally posted by gilles027:
@Doug
What is your idea in terms of price for such a set.
Maybe we saddle the horse that way.
Wow, I don't know. I did mention to someone that I was thinking of selling these to go to the "17" Campi look alike's and out of the blue got several offers of $4,000.
I was thinking the 10"s were around $3500.
The 8's are probalbly $250 ea.
The tires...too old...bada boom. Pirellis dry out fast. I wouldn't trust them at all.
Even if I got them for free, I wouldn't pay to ship them.
I think these wheels are like anything else. If you want them, you have to pay enough to get them.
Probably $4000 just for the tens is not unreasonable.
I think what may be effecting the value of them is that the current ones which are aluminum are $1500 each and they are not Capagnolo's.
I'm like everyone else, I try to get the best deal. The answer is 1) find another pair 2) find another pair cheaper?
This pair particularly with the full gussets people want and will probably over pay for them.
How many sets could have been made originally? I still can't find a part number for them?
I am pretty sure that mine do not have a date code one them.
Some of the "type two" I have seen do.
I interpret that, right or wrong, to mean they came out of the first run before they thought of dating them?
100 wheels in that first group? For the Euro Gp3 & 4 race cars? Who knows? All speculation on my part?