ANYONE LOOKING FOR WOLFRACE/COBRA SLOT MAGS ???

Started by HUDGE BUGGY, August 17, 2015, 12:48:32 PM

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Just be wary looking through that lot though, as the guy obviously hasn`t a clue as to how many studs a VW has, nor the PCD required - most of those appear to be Ford ones

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Also his starting prices seem to be around twice what they're worth... :-\ Thanks for th heads up though.
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Quote from: Manxdavid on August 17, 2015, 02:19:33 PM
Also his starting prices seem to be around twice what they're worth... :-\ Thanks for th heads up though.

In fairness, thats what most of them seem to be going for at the moment - seen some stupid prices of late  :o
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TBH I went off Wolfies when they started casting the size and offset etc. onto the rims. I prefer original American wheels, Ansens, Appliance etc. Wolfies were one of the last in a long line of slotmag copies after all, Ansen Sprints from the mid 60s were the original slotmag wheels.
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