350I WHEELS ON EBAY
350I WHEELS ON EBAY
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superwedge

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1,286 posts

178 months

Wednesday 13th February 2013
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THERE;S A SET OFF WHEELS, ON EBAY .UP BY MR TANK PART OFF THE WORLD .licklicklicklick

Mr Tank

5,799 posts

305 months

Wednesday 13th February 2013
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Hi

In fact there are mine the advert being pulled as they are 14" not 15" they are the rims I was talking to Mark about!














The next pic is the one finished wheel off my 350SE which we are just finishing its refurb!



Andy

mrzigazaga

18,816 posts

195 months

Thursday 14th February 2013
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scratchchin....They look wheelie nice!! smile...If fund's take a turn for the better i will definitely be interested as i was going to refurb mine...

Mr Tank

5,799 posts

305 months

Thursday 14th February 2013
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Hi Mark

Poss doing my self out of a buyer here.

If you were going to refurb your's do it mate as it will be cheaper than these.

Because if you buy these you will be paying for the cost of them being refurb plus the cost of the wheel to me + some profit.

So it simpler and cheaper for you to just get your's refurb.

That's unless you want a spare set of wheels!

Good luck with looking at the FHC.

It can be saved I am certain, its just how much money you want to throw at it!

My FHC project is not going to be cost effective, but I will at least have a practial TVR I can drive! (Wheel chair or scooter will fit in the rear hatch etc)

Andy

mrzigazaga

18,816 posts

195 months

Thursday 14th February 2013
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Mr Tank said:
If you were going to refurb your's do it mate as it will be cheaper than these.
Hi Andy..No problemo..Its something thats on the bottom of the "To do list"

Mr Tank said:
Good luck with looking at the FHC.It can be saved I am certain, its just how much money you want to throw at it!
This project will belong to someone else so my part in it is mainly hour's..It will also help my learning curve as i still have quite a bit to learn..I dont think it will be totally restored..Just put back to a driveable condition..If not..And i hate to say this...it will be chopped up for spares..Ziga

Mr Tank

5,799 posts

305 months

Thursday 14th February 2013
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mrzigazaga said:
This project will belong to someone else so my part in it is mainly hour's..It will also help my learning curve as i still have quite a bit to learn..I dont think it will be totally restored..Just put back to a driveable condition..If not..And i hate to say this...it will be chopped up for spares..Ziga
Mark

Again be careful here mate,
Some people have chopped cars up for spares OK. In fact a V8 car can earn a bit, but you have to buy it realy cheap otherwise you will not recover your outlay. Like purchase price, transport cost, plus storage of parts untill they are sold etc. It all adds up, if you are not careful it may end up costing money!

Andy