Put em up on ebay. The wider they are, the more you'll get for em. Condition also helps. Clean them with SOS or Brillo pads before listing. 15 x 10's go for around $100+each. I may sell mine too. I've got two sets of 15x7's and 10's that fit 4.5"x 5 bolt patterns and 2--15x10's that fit Ford pickups.iskwezm said:Ive got a set of slots.........but their being used to hold up a shelf,tried to sell them a while back for 25 bucks,nobody wanted them
D.Hearne said:Put em up on ebay. The wider they are, the more you'll get for em. Condition also helps. Clean them with SOS or Brillo pads before listing. 15 x 10's go for around $100+each.
No, some people like and some don't. I'm one that does. Always wanted a set back in the 70's, but never had the money or the right vehicle for them. Now, I've got a complete, matching set ( 15 x 7 front, 10's in the rear) on both my 89 V8 Ranger ( narrowed the rear for them) and my 95 E150 van ( 'cept these are 15 x 8.5 front, 10's in the rear) They fit the van's fender flares to a "T" ( it's one of the conversion vans) On classic Stangs, to get 10's on the rear, you'd either have to "jack up" the rear or narrow it to accomodate the 3.5" backspace. Eight inchers pretty much fit as is here, sevens or sixes in front.milner351 said:I'll second that.... holy cow.
I guess I"d better dust mine off, dismount the tires and get them ready to sell.
Is this a new "retro" movement or what?
$100 each?
whoa.
Again: Brillo pads or SOS and a bunch of elbow grease will fix that.t_chelle16 said:I have a set of slots, but they're not in the greatest shape and they're currently holding up a bunch of rust that somewhat resembles a mustang.
-Chelle
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