Wire Hubcaps
August 26th, 2010, 10:24 PM
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Wire Hubcaps
I have these hubcaps that I hate to get rid of but the wife is making me get rid of them..
Three have a three(3) prong spinner and the fourth one has a two(2) prong spinner..I also have a fourth one that has a chevy logo That I will throw in for the right price. Make me an offer but I'm not desperate to get rid of...(the wife will have to understand)
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E-mail me at marcocutty82@yahoo.com
Three have a three(3) prong spinner and the fourth one has a two(2) prong spinner..I also have a fourth one that has a chevy logo That I will throw in for the right price. Make me an offer but I'm not desperate to get rid of...(the wife will have to understand) 100_1713.jpg (70.1 KB) 100_1714.jpg (83.6 KB) 100_1715.jpg (68.3 KB) 100_1711.jpg (108.4 KB) 100_1710.jpg (110.2 KB)E-mail me at marcocutty82@yahoo.com
August 27th, 2010, 04:20 AM
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You have three 1966 Olds (3-bar), one 1965 Olds (2-bar) and the Chevy cap is 67-68. If no curb rash or spinner damage, you're sitting on a minimum of $300 worth of wheel covers. Believe it or not the Chevy is the least valuable because Chevy guys always want their bellybutton rally wheels instead of a class wheel treatment like these wires.
Other than the control aspect, why is the hen obsessing about getting rid of things that take up little to no room?
Other than the control aspect, why is the hen obsessing about getting rid of things that take up little to no room?
August 27th, 2010, 09:43 PM
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The two bar cap has some damage and curb rash. So I will be taking better pictures of so everybody can see the condition of it. I will be taking offers after the pictures.. Thanks You can PM me also
August 29th, 2010, 11:44 PM
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), so I drop in here from @ work!
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August 30th, 2010, 04:17 AM
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This is a direct quote from the moderator:
"We wanted these to just be guidelines, not directives."
August 30th, 2010, 06:01 AM
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Directly from the "Guidelines for the "For Sale" Section: PLEASE READ" sticky in the Parts For Sale section.
I understand that its just a "Guideline". It was put there for a reason. If we don't all follow it why even bother. Everyone can put stuff in the forsale section at best offer and just waste everyone elses time.
When you post something for sale please include your location and your requesting price. Also include pertainent data like shipping/delivery options.
Example,
1970 big block C heads, original, not modified. $200 obo. Fairbanks Alaska. $15.00 shipping anywhere in lower 48 states. Call me at 123-456-7890. My wife will answer, ask for Hugo Montenegro.
Example,
1970 big block C heads, original, not modified. $200 obo. Fairbanks Alaska. $15.00 shipping anywhere in lower 48 states. Call me at 123-456-7890. My wife will answer, ask for Hugo Montenegro.
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