fs: miata rims
December-15th-2002, 10:52 AM
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December-15th-2002, 05:10 PM
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Man those would look beyond awesome on my 323. Too bad it's the wrong time of year financially for me. I think I might have to look into getting some miata rims instead of from aftermarket manufacturers... 
December-19th-2002, 06:17 PM
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December-21st-2002, 11:17 PM
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yeah, webcam has **** the bed, so i cant get you any pics, plus, hell i dont know jack **** about shipping and all that, so really, to be honest unless you wanna come get them its kinda gonna be a pain in the *** to try and sell these, sorry for getting anyones hopes up, my apologies, i will think it through next time.
December-21st-2002, 11:59 PM
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JRizzle, is there any chance you'll be in NYC or close to NYC within the next month or so, or maybe like Boston. Cuz i am pretty interested. just see how much the shipping is at like a local UPS or something, just out of curiosity.
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December-22nd-2002, 01:01 PM
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I am interested as well.
Check shipping to 77054 zip code.
I do have the cash, so let me know.
zedosix@hotmail.com
-proteus
Check shipping to 77054 zip code.
I do have the cash, so let me know.
zedosix@hotmail.com
-proteus
December-23rd-2002, 11:07 PM
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Originally posted by proteus
I am interested as well.
Check shipping to 77054 zip code.
I do have the cash, so let me know.
zedosix@hotmail.com
-proteus
I am interested as well.
Check shipping to 77054 zip code.
I do have the cash, so let me know.
zedosix@hotmail.com
-proteus
December-24th-2002, 06:58 AM
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yeah...i went down to the tire place today, and they said one of my tires has **** the bed, so, they told me i can order a new one....but it cost 210$..for one tire 
but i am calling back later because the guy said i might be able to get one for cheaper...SO yeah, its an interesting situation, anyway, if i do get this new tire i am kinda forced to up the price a tid bit...so consider that while contemplating wether or not you really want these
but i am calling back later because the guy said i might be able to get one for cheaper...SO yeah, its an interesting situation, anyway, if i do get this new tire i am kinda forced to up the price a tid bit...so consider that while contemplating wether or not you really want these
December-25th-2002, 09:13 AM
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good question, i will give that some thought..iiiii was thinking maybbbbe around 390 or 400, i mean the tires that are on it right now are not in tip top condition so its not like im gonna take a ton of the price because of them, i dunno what do you think is reasonable
December-25th-2002, 10:00 AM
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5 bucks a wheel sounds fair to me .
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Just kidding.
That sounds pretty close to reasonable as long a they are in good condition like you say. Minor curb rash is ok as long as there is no bends or major scaring. I also know it is easier and cheaper to ship without tires.
GOLDPRO said shipping would be like 60 bucks I don't know it that was with or without tires.
Hey GOLD if you hear this what was it?
I would like to get a firm shipping price to work with.
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. . Just kidding.
That sounds pretty close to reasonable as long a they are in good condition like you say. Minor curb rash is ok as long as there is no bends or major scaring. I also know it is easier and cheaper to ship without tires.
GOLDPRO said shipping would be like 60 bucks I don't know it that was with or without tires.
Hey GOLD if you hear this what was it?
I would like to get a firm shipping price to work with.
-proteus
December-25th-2002, 07:23 PM
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yeah, so 400 plus s/h, but before i close on a deal, i definatly need to secure some rims...because, life is just not the same without rims, let me tell you, especially with my car
