What would a 991.1 non sport wheel sell for
09-23-2018, 12:07 AM
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What would a 991.1 non sport wheel sell for
Anyone have any idea what the non sport, non multifunction 991.1 wheel would sell for? I just so happen to have one ;-)
09-23-2018, 12:11 AM
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Did you search the Marketplace parts forum? Ebay completed items? Or you can check the new price online and discount it from there based on condition/color.
09-23-2018, 06:40 PM
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I would say $200-300. I would also check the sold eBay listings. If you go to advanced on the eBay search function, you can see items that have actually sold.
If you have any intention though to ever get rid of your car, I would consider keeping it and swapping back to stock when you sell. Then sell your updated wheel. You will probably end up doing better in the long run. I am doing that with my car, keeping all stock parts. In past cars, when trading them in, I typically wanted to put stock parts back on and would not have them since I would have sold those parts.
If you have any intention though to ever get rid of your car, I would consider keeping it and swapping back to stock when you sell. Then sell your updated wheel. You will probably end up doing better in the long run. I am doing that with my car, keeping all stock parts. In past cars, when trading them in, I typically wanted to put stock parts back on and would not have them since I would have sold those parts.
09-24-2018, 11:36 AM
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I would say $200-300. I would also check the sold eBay listings. If you go to advanced on the eBay search function, you can see items that have actually sold.
If you have any intention though to ever get rid of your car, I would consider keeping it and swapping back to stock when you sell. Then sell your updated wheel. You will probably end up doing better in the long run. I am doing that with my car, keeping all stock parts. In past cars, when trading them in, I typically wanted to put stock parts back on and would not have them since I would have sold those parts.
If you have any intention though to ever get rid of your car, I would consider keeping it and swapping back to stock when you sell. Then sell your updated wheel. You will probably end up doing better in the long run. I am doing that with my car, keeping all stock parts. In past cars, when trading them in, I typically wanted to put stock parts back on and would not have them since I would have sold those parts.
09-24-2018, 12:13 PM
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IMO, resale is pitiful, better to keep with car and include when/if ever sell the car.