Cop car wagon
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Don't tell the Restoration Police.
These look the same as 15x6 H wheels, but are the 70-74 style 6.5".
My wheel rack is getting full, and someone might appreciate getting a full set of no rust, no pits, straight, matching set of 3580064 wheels, that are blasted and primed.
Yes, I know, blasting used to be cheap, $20 a wheel, if you take a quantity in.
Not any more. I take a pallet at a time.
Last batch with enough to satisfy the minimum charge ended up at $38.50 per wheel PLUS TAX. So 42.50each, + then I epoxy primed them.
Asking $700 for the set.
I still have all the wheels that had a minor curb scuff, bent, rust pits after blasting, or different style than these. Like the average wheel for sale. Yes, there's quite a bit of varieties. Worst of all are the 15x7 "diplomat" wheel with the reverse groove in the center. They just look wrong.
So if you need a single, let me know.
These look the same as 15x6 H wheels, but are the 70-74 style 6.5".
My wheel rack is getting full, and someone might appreciate getting a full set of no rust, no pits, straight, matching set of 3580064 wheels, that are blasted and primed.
Yes, I know, blasting used to be cheap, $20 a wheel, if you take a quantity in.
Not any more. I take a pallet at a time.
Last batch with enough to satisfy the minimum charge ended up at $38.50 per wheel PLUS TAX. So 42.50each, + then I epoxy primed them.
Asking $700 for the set.
I still have all the wheels that had a minor curb scuff, bent, rust pits after blasting, or different style than these. Like the average wheel for sale. Yes, there's quite a bit of varieties. Worst of all are the 15x7 "diplomat" wheel with the reverse groove in the center. They just look wrong.
So if you need a single, let me know.
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