RennPartsDirect

I think these are 9 and 11" wide 18" Carrera III rims based on the sellers poor measurements. Can't tell from the pictures if they are factory or not but for under $300 it could be a good deal if they are...

http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/pts/5174414574.html

hacker-pschorr

I'm in contact with the seller, local Chicago peep is working on it for me.

Thanks for the link.

AO

Bitch!

RennPartsDirect

Hahaha!

Speedtoys

Daymn. It's like finding a $1000 S4. Wow.

Good hunting Chicago!

cali4sun

Man I'd be all over that, nice heads up

'89 928S4 GP White/Black
'80 911SC Targa Black/Tan

SMTCapeCod

Someone can fit 12.5 rears?

Or is that a measurement error and they are the 11s?

Speedtoys

Im sure its a ground to 'top' measurement.

Petza914

Not sure about that. The photo with the measuring tape makes it look like it's 12.5" wide to the rim edge and the other shows 9". I think 9" is a standard 911 (997) front wheel width, but rears are usually 11", except for the GT3s, which are 12". Seller should've taken a photo of the valve stem area which would've told us widths and offsets.

hacker-pschorr

He's measuring outside lip to outside lip.

Rims are measured from the inside.

These only come in 8's, 10's, and 11's.

If they are some ultra rare set of 9's and 12's that I've never seen before, even better.

If they end up being a total bust.....I'll have a nice set of matching hose reels for the house.

RennPartsDirect

So did your friend go and pick them up for you?

hacker-pschorr

He's getting them Saturday, not far from his house.

mr914

Bought a set of Carerra III's in Phoenix last year for $525 including good tires, just bought a set of Cup II's in Santa Barbara this past weekend for $100 .. Plenty of great deLs out there if you have time to search craigslist..

RennPartsDirect

Any update on these? Are they mounted yet?

hacker-pschorr

Still in Chicago-land at a friends place (former 928 owner)

He picked them up last Saturday, not sure when I'll have them home, no rush.

The car these are intended for will not be on the road until next spring (at the soonest).