OEM 20'' polished aluminum Rims w/tires NEVER USED for sale

[Rocky918]

Hey guys, so when buying my camaro, I upgraded to the OEM 21'' rims. I upgraded to 20'' polished aluminum beforehand and so they still give you those rims. I have pictures if you want.

They are literally still in the original packaging from the GM factory, never once opened. New as can be! (here is a pic of what they look like in general, not mine since mine are still wrapped up) http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/1/1/0...9408891_tp.jpg

Since these are BRAND new tires and 20'' rims, my first offer is ~$2000 ($500 per rim/tire) ... buyer pays shipping or pick up in Tampa, FL. Reply here or PM me if interested

-Frankie

[The Stig]

$2000 is a pretty high starting price, IMO. I bought a set of polished rims for $500 shipped to my door. They had I think 500 miles on them. Good luck with the sale though. Hope you can get what you're asking.

[Rawyzf]

Originally Posted by Rocky918

Hey guys, so when buying my camaro, I upgraded to the OEM 21'' rims. I upgraded to 20'' polished aluminum beforehand and so they still give you those rims. I have pictures if you want.

They are literally still in the original packaging from the GM factory, never once opened. New as can be! (here is a pic of what they look like in general, not mine since mine are still wrapped up) http://img.auctiva.com/imgdata/1/1/0...9408891_tp.jpg

Since these are BRAND new tires and 20'' rims, I will likely not go under $2000 ($250 per rim/tire) ... buyer pays shipping or pick up in Tampa, FL. Reply here or PM me if interested

-Frankie

$250 x 4 = $1000

[UT-Engineer]

Originally Posted by Rawyzf

$250 x 4 = $1000

[justa25thTA]

Originally Posted by Rawyzf

$250 x 4 = $1000

or

rim $250
tire $250
rim/tire $500
$500x4=$2000




and it is still too high

[esk93]

Are you willing to split them up? I am interested in the wheels but not at the current price.

[Rocky918]

Originally Posted by Rawyzf

$250 x 4 = $1000

I apologize for any confusion. When writing that, in my head I meant $250 per rim, $250 per tire... for a grand total of $2000

Originally Posted by esk93

Are you willing to split them up? I am interested in the wheels but not at the current price.

Sorry, but the tires are already on the rims, splitting them up would require extra work on my part which my lazy ass does not want to do.

I have pictures of them (still in OEM wrapping of course). I will be hearing back from a dealer shortly about the FACTORY price of these. I will then attempt to sell ~80% of the factory price IF POSSIBLE. I was told by numerous people that $250 for the tire and $250 for the rim was a good ballpark figure for a pristine set, which is why I said $2000...

I will be willing to negotiate but first I am waiting to hear back from my local dealer by tmr on the quote so I know how much I am losing from factory price. I also understand that a used set of those rims goes for about $500, but then again I "should" be able to get more since mine have never even been opened.

-Frankie

[Revo1]

Originally Posted by stieger

$2000 is a pretty high starting price, IMO. I bought a set of polished rims for $500 shipped to my door. They had I think 500 miles on them. Good luck with the sale though. Hope you can get what you're asking.

$500 is inSANE. Mine are up for passive sale as well with 9k on them- $1200.

[RickRay]

Why do you guys try to sell these at ridicules prices. You never bought them at that price..it came with the car. The Tires are only worth $200 ea NEW. Half price sounds reasonable...IMO .....When you buy your car and drive it off the lot you think you can sell it for the same price.....

[Rocky918]

Originally Posted by RickRay

Why do you guys try to sell these at ridicules prices..:

i do believe everyone tries to get as much money as possible for their property, especially when negotiations are usually involved, so you start with a number

Originally Posted by RickRay

.When you buy your car and drive it off the lot you think you can sell it for the same price.....

what part of never opened do u not understand? When u drive the car off the lot, it is no longer a brand new car, it becomes a used car... When you save a collectible bobblehead doll for example in its OEM sealed box, its worth something, when you break the seal and open the box, the value automatically goes down......... mine have never once been touched from being delivered to my garage by GM

learn basic marketing, thanks

[Capthowdy]

I'll give you 1200 for all thats 300 per.....and i'll pick them up....

[esk93]

Here's a set listed on SLP's ebay store. Less than 20 miles on them. They've been there for weeks.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2010-...Q5fAccessories

[OUR72GTO]

So your saying you got 3 sets of wheels with car.?

Base ...plus polished IN WRAP and the 21's? or DID THE CAR COME WITH ONLY ROTORS?

[SUX2BU]

Originally Posted by Rocky918

I apologize for any confusion. When writing that, in my head I meant $250 per rim, $250 per tire... for a grand total of $2000


Sorry, but the tires are already on the rims, splitting them up would require extra work on my part which my lazy ass does not want to do.

I have pictures of them (still in OEM wrapping of course). I will be hearing back from a dealer shortly about the FACTORY price of these. I will then attempt to sell ~80% of the factory price IF POSSIBLE. I was told by numerous people that $250 for the tire and $250 for the rim was a good ballpark figure for a pristine set, which is why I said $2000...

I will be willing to negotiate but first I am waiting to hear back from my local dealer by tmr on the quote so I know how much I am losing from factory price. I also understand that a used set of those rims goes for about $500, but then again I "should" be able to get more since mine have never even been opened.

-Frankie

You do know that cars are built and shipped with the 20" wheels right? So your wheels and tires are NOT new. They have been used for at least a few miles. Just because the guys at the dealership pulled the wheels offf the car and put them in plastic bags does not mean they are "new still in OEM wrapping". Never been opened? LOL you think the rims and tires were manufactured together and then sealed or something? LOL

You are right these are your wheels and you can TRY to sell them for as much as you want. But they are not going to sell for more than about $1300.

You can look up the factory price on stock manifolds, cats, mid pipes and the cat back. I'm guessing you would pay well over $1,000 for all this at the dealership, but you still won't be able to get maybe $100-$200 out of them.

Originally Posted by Rocky918

learn basic marketing, thanks

Learn basic supply and demand.

Sorry, don't mean to sound like a dick, I'm a little drunk.