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Fs/ft: Se Bbs & A046
Feb 7, 2008 | 08:03 AM
#48
You know I would really like to take these off your hands but I still think the price is too high. Initially people were selling these for $1300 but that market has changed. Soon it will be flooded with 18" EVO 10 BBS wheels. I'm not attempting to low ball but after this many bumps I think you should consider dropping the price a bit.
Feb 8, 2008 | 10:05 AM
#49
i know. but there's others who are selling theirs for the same price but with more use.
i remember that right before i put up my asking price, someone sold a used set with like 3k miles for 1200. that kind of pissed me off. haha
i remember that right before i put up my asking price, someone sold a used set with like 3k miles for 1200. that kind of pissed me off. haha
Feb 14, 2008 | 08:19 AM
#55
Oh bs.... I've shipped a ton of wheels. Its about $100 if you use UPS/Fedex. If you are smart and ship them on a pallet via a trucking company like Yellow they can get them from facility to facility for $75.
Feb 16, 2008 | 12:59 PM
#59
Its probably cheaper. In my PGT/DSM days I would build motors and ship them via yellow. When I shipped them from terminal to terminal (meaning terminal pickup) it normally cost less than $100 to ship a 4G64 motor. It was pretty darn fast too but if the buyer wants front door delivery well then you have to pay more.
The last set of wheels I shipped I stuffed each one in an old t-shirt then tied them to a pallet and shipped terminal to terminal. Even with insurance it was only $75.
You should be able to find a local buyer though. I would post those things on the FD, DSM, and local EVO forums. Heck even craigslist should work for you.
The last set of wheels I shipped I stuffed each one in an old t-shirt then tied them to a pallet and shipped terminal to terminal. Even with insurance it was only $75.
You should be able to find a local buyer though. I would post those things on the FD, DSM, and local EVO forums. Heck even craigslist should work for you.