Fully restored BBS BMW Euroweaves 15x7 w/tires

[h8tbills]

Sold

[blocke]

Didn't see a price listed, did I miss it?

[Farbin Kaiber]

Price? Tiresize?

[longhornM6]

price?

Did I overlook price?

[DrewZ]

Did I overlook price?

This a great set of wheels. $1400.00.

[Farbin Kaiber]

GLWS. Have you looked up comparable sales in the past six months? If you have not, I'd be happy to PM you a few links.

[navid41691]

GLWS. Have you looked up comparable sales in the past six months? If you have not, I'd be happy to PM you a few links.

Aka your price is ridiculous.

[Todd Black 88]

GLWS. Have you looked up comparable sales in the past six months? If you have not, I'd be happy to PM you a few links.

Agreed. You may wish to find comparables, and also check the prices of the NEW ones that are still available.

[Cletonius]

nice wheels, good luck with that asking price

[h8tbills]

I agree that the price is hard to swallow for many people. If you break the numbers down I'm not trying to rip anyone off. You can pickup a ratty set of Euroweaves for around $400 and I would have gladly taken that much for this set before I had them completely redone. To have them media blasted, machined to remove the curb rash, straightened, completely powder coated, add new tires, mount and balance them you're at least another $1000 or more. I called several places and they were all about the same in price. My asking price is actually a little less than I've spent on these wheels. It's expensive to get this type of work done and I'm not the only one that pays it to keep these places in business.

It does look like new ones are still available but keep in mind they are painted instead of powder coated so they will wear and chip much faster. They also do not come with center caps. Retail prices are over $300-$400 ea. for the wheel plus $60 ea. for the center caps. As with everything those prices vary by dealer. So a low end fair estimate for new Euroweaves is $1440 without tires, tax or shipping.

[frankenbeemer]

Pics of the car?

[Farbin Kaiber]

And, you don't always get to charge for every nut and bolt, and all the labor you wrote a check for when you sell a modded car. I don't want you to take it the wrong way, and I don't want to threadcrap, but I sourced a complete set, with tires, unfortunately two had some rash, for the grand total of $245.

I'm not saying you are insane, but I am saying there have been at least three sets sold here in the $750-$1000 range in the last nine months. I'm simply suggesting to price according to the market, not what you paid to get them where they are, because if that were the case, some "all documented service records e30's" would have sold here for $78,000.

Again, GLWS.

[absolutdog]

Bet they would sell without tires for a grand

[navid41691]

I agree that the price is hard to swallow for many people. If you break the numbers down I'm not trying to rip anyone off. You can pickup a ratty set of Euroweaves for around $400 and I would have gladly taken that much for this set before I had them completely redone. To have them media blasted, machined to remove the curb rash, straightened, completely powder coated, add new tires, mount and balance them you're at least another $1000 or more. I called several places and they were all about the same in price. My asking price is actually a little less than I've spent on these wheels. It's expensive to get this type of work done and I'm not the only one that pays it to keep these places in business.

This isn't real estate or gold/silver/diamonds. These are car parts.

[blocke]

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