Genuine Mint Speedline RS Wheels fair trade for 993 Hard Back Sport Seats?
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Thanks for the advice and feedback guys.
Will have to figure out what I want to do. These wheels are hard to part with but something about sport seats really complete a 993 for me.
Will have to figure out what I want to do. These wheels are hard to part with but something about sport seats really complete a 993 for me.
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I have hardbacks in my car. With that said I have problems understanding the high premiums they command. There is nothing wrong with the standard seat. I drove a friends fully standard 993 C2 a couple of weeks back. The difference is not that big. With the premium payed it´s not that hard to fault the owners that sell their hardbacks separately when selling their cars and installing standard seats or Recaro PP/SPG. Guess they get more out of the deal in the end that way depending on what type of 993 they are selling.
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So are those the same set that the OP is referring to?
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Fair straight up trade only for absolutely MINT sport seats with crests as-new. Otherwise, I would just sell them outright, they are worth more. $5k is very fair price for those wheels.
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They would look good on THIS Midnight Blue, and I'm just down the road........
But dare I ask, other than bragging rights, a set of look-a-likes would be a bit more economical and no major hard feelings if hit with curb rash etc. Would seem more appropriate for a show car. Could wind up somewhere in Texas....
But dare I ask, other than bragging rights, a set of look-a-likes would be a bit more economical and no major hard feelings if hit with curb rash etc. Would seem more appropriate for a show car. Could wind up somewhere in Texas....
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There are a couple of companies that sell replicas. Probably the best low cost option is the Speedline Alesios. A used set is normally well under $2k. Not a perfect match but close enough to trick most people and still a speedline wheel.