OEM 17" Cup Wheel Pricing question
#1
OEM 17" Cup Wheel Pricing question
Hi Guys,
I'm about to sell a set of my track NB 17" Cup wheels.
The wheels are in very poor cosmetic shape but are straight and true and the tires are toast.
I originally was asking for $600, and a guy offered $400 and if he likes what he see's tomorrow, and we agreed to $450 (in hind-site, I should have pushed for $500, but I think he would have walked).
So, my question to you is whether $450 is a fair price or is it too low? I can wait for a better deal, so I'm in no real big hurry.
Your inputs are greatly appreciated! thanks!
I'm about to sell a set of my track NB 17" Cup wheels.
The wheels are in very poor cosmetic shape but are straight and true and the tires are toast.
I originally was asking for $600, and a guy offered $400 and if he likes what he see's tomorrow, and we agreed to $450 (in hind-site, I should have pushed for $500, but I think he would have walked).
So, my question to you is whether $450 is a fair price or is it too low? I can wait for a better deal, so I'm in no real big hurry.
Your inputs are greatly appreciated! thanks!
#3
Cosmetically bad Cup wheels with burned-up tires that the next owner is going to have to pay to be dismounted and discarded are worth $400-$500, and from what I've seen (I was recently Cup-wheel shopping) more toward the $400 side. I think you're doing just fine.
I bought a set of good-condition Cup wheels and they're 7.5" fronts and 47mm offsets in the rear -- meaning they're the more desirable kind that really fill in the wheel arches. I paid $500.
I bought a set of good-condition Cup wheels and they're 7.5" fronts and 47mm offsets in the rear -- meaning they're the more desirable kind that really fill in the wheel arches. I paid $500.
#5
Thanks Guys I really appreciate your inputs.
Kindof sad to let my track wheels go. Priorities have changed in the past couple of years, and I don't see myself heading to the track with my full set-up. It's absolutely amazing how much $$ it takes to keep this fun hobby going. Tires, track time, wear-and-tear...
Kindof sad to let my track wheels go. Priorities have changed in the past couple of years, and I don't see myself heading to the track with my full set-up. It's absolutely amazing how much $$ it takes to keep this fun hobby going. Tires, track time, wear-and-tear...
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#12
I sold my Cup wheels to a race buddy for $400 a couple of months ago. Decent shape, but with a few scratches. I let them go fairly cheap because I know the guy who bought them. But i see Cup wheels for sale for fantasy prices on eBay... I would say $500 for a good set of used ones, and maybe $6-700 for a set of spotless wheels.