6 replies to this topic

[Tamworthbay]

http://www.ebay.co.u...984.m1555.l2649

Back up for sale due to time wasting idiot. Anyone want them cheap before I take to the scrappy?

[Black.Ghost]

If you advertise them on Mg-rover.org, I am sure someone there will want them? Especially if you are not looking for a lot of cash. It costs £3 to advertise there for 4 week, which is worth it if you sell them or if you have other parts you also want to get rid of. 

 

I just started a thread for them in the ZR/25/200 section - they aren't mine so I'm not selling anything. Might get you a bit more interest if nothing else. 

Edited by Black.Ghost, 08 April 2015 - 09:05 PM.

[Tamworthbay]

Thanks but I just don't have time (or inclination if I am perfectly honest) to register on a new site. They are worth £14 as scrap but it seems a shame to scrap them when they could be of use to someone so I stuck them in at £20 which is £17 after ebay and PayPal fees which was the £14 and a drink, I thought that was pretty cheap but obviously not cheap enough! Looks like they will end up as coke cans. I am surprised no mx5 owners were interested as people are always after bigger wheels on the nutz forum even though it ruins the ride of the mx5.

[megamini_jb]

MINI owners like these too. I haven't got the privileges to post for sale on their forums, otherwise would of done for you. Shame to scrap

Edited by megamini_jb, 09 April 2015 - 07:47 AM.

[Tamworthbay]

MINI owners like these too. I haven't got the privileges to post for sale on their forums, otherwise would of done for you. Shame to scrap

couldn't agree more, just fed up of tripping over them. I am not asking stupid money, I mean a full set of alloys for £20. Perhaps they are too cheap and it's scaring people off as they think there is something wrong with them?

[Black.Ghost]

Well I stuck the link up and it had 100 views, but judging by the price they went for it seems no one was interested. You might have found it was a collection issue as well.

[Tamworthbay]

Well I stuck the link up and it had 100 views, but judging by the price they went for it seems no one was interested. You might have found it was a collection issue as well.

thanks mate, I really don't fancy the hassle of finding all the materials to box them up then wait in for a courier all for less than a fiver over scrap value. It just goes against my principles to scrap something that could be of use to someone. I may stick them up on ebay again for the same and see what happens. They have sat in the shed for six months I guess another week isn't going to kill.