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FS.. Rare Ford Alloys For the MK11 RS Range.
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20 years ago
They look like pretty common Capri MkII Alloys to me.
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20 years ago
Totally Different I can assure you, MK11 Capri Alloys the Edges of the Spoke sections are raised, these are dished down. Think that is best way to discribe them.
Have a close look and compare to a set you are thinking about ... Very very different.
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20 years ago
Igundwane waffled on in a quite bewildering manner to produce...
Bit on the rare side an all, look a bit like RS2600 rims to me.
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In message , on Mon, 13 Oct 2003, Pete M writes
No they're not. RS2600 rims aren't dished.
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20 years ago
Philip Stokes waffled on in a quite bewildering manner to produce...
Could be why they only look a bit like 'em...
you're right though
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20 years ago
Igundwane ( snipped-for-privacy@ntlworld.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :
"6Jx14H210 are the size of them, 7" Width"
Eh?
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20 years ago
Wonder why there has been no bids at that price?.......lol
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20 years ago
Price Goes Up Next Week. !!! They are worth @ least £50.00 per rim.
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20 years ago
Pull the other one Smacks of the Hillman Hunter front side/flashers that were sold on eBay for a silly price as "very very very very rare works Escort parts".
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20 years ago
You seem to be forgetting something.
They're only worth what someone will pay.
To be honest, you've more or less said they need refinishing - so that's another £50 / wheel on top of what you want.
And there's no way they're worth £350.
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20 years ago
Great " Winter Project " then.. sitting there infront of the fire, gently sanding away with wet and dry ;-)
Certainly would be when they are finished though
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20 years ago
The only way to properly refurb the wheels is to get them sandblasted, machined to get rid of scuffing, before painting and laquering.
I think you're asking way to much, IMHO. Even if they're rare, they don't _look_ that rare, and the number of people out there willing to pay £150+ for scruffy set of alloys is very small.
There also seems to be a lot of weights stuck to them, been bashed in the past, have they?
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Igundwane ( snipped-for-privacy@ntlworld.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :
Nobody wants to buy 'em at that price, so *I'll raise it*! That'll drag 'em in....
Stick 'em up on eBay starting at a quid, no reserve, and you'll soon see what they're *REALLY* worth.
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20 years ago
I've often done this in the past. Takes a bit of bottle to start with I suppose, but I've never been dissapointed with what it has eventually made.
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20 years ago
Any old junk will sell on ebay if you tell the morons its something rare even it it isn't 6 inch wide ford wheels ain't rare.
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20 years ago
"Its not the width thats rare, it's the diameter. RS/ laser alloys are 13" and come in vairiouse widths and offsets but not
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20 years ago
How can the price go up at an auction?
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20 years ago
Which probably makes them even less desirable. 13" or 15" tyres you can get loads of good quality tyres in all sorts of sizes. Real 14" tyre development was left behind about 20 years ago. Certainly nothing like as good as all the other rim sizes above 13"
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Dave Plowman waffled on in a quite bewildering manner to produce...
I have to admit, a set of 14" RS alloys would make the Sierra project even weirder.
Nahhh, 16x8 Revolution RFX's I think it'll be.