What are my Campis' worth?

That is an odd size. New wheels are 2300. They are worth what the buyer is willing to pay. Put them up for auction and take highest offer.

There is a non painted set on ebay now.

My advice is unless you no longer have the car, don't sell them. They will increase the value of an all original car by at least what you could sell them for, AND make the car much easier to sell. And if you still have the car, maybe in a few years you'll regret selling them? That said, I think that you could expect around $7.5K properly marketed and if they are undamaged.

I think the true value of the wheels with the car is somewhat dependent on whether that car is a later series original wide body. Although they complete the look on an early GT5 conversion, the overall value isn't that of the 9000 series cars.

The white may detract some buyers as on anything other than a white car they wil need refinishing.

As many have said throw them on eBay and see what the market wil bear, $6k is about the entry price and the ceiling is likely the price point where you can buy a new set of Marvic wheels without the worry of 40 year old technology.

The $2300 quoted is Mr Fiat's inflated price, direct from Marvic they are around 1500 Euros, so one can take advantage of favorable FX rates currently.

Julian

Mark I love your collection. If you decide to part with the Mangusta I would be interested. I am looking for one currently. Nickh11@hotmail.com 9729983066

I agree with Mark.

I'll bet there are a lot of people who are kicking themselves for selling their 10" Campis 5-10 years ago.......

(or for not buying a set when they had the chance....)

Rocky

Lots of good discussion here. I was so quick to assume that DrOlds has a Euro GT5 (side markers fooled me) but now know it's a conversion. As such, Julian is 100% correct about the value impact on this car. Rocky is too though. At the end of it all, they are desirable wheels but now that Marvic is making new ones in magnesium it's not as hard to find options now. It's interesting that the silver wheels on eBay were a no sale twice.

And Nick, thanks for the kind words. My Goose isn't for sale. I still look forward to being the first person to drive it in over 30 years.

Mark.