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Is there anyway to tell the difference between real and fake Walky rims?
Besides the Helmet/Lion badge, is there any major looks?
And also what price sounds right for
A) Just the rims (good condition)
B) Rims and good tyres
C) Rims and ****ty tyres
D)Bad condition rims and tyres
~Cheers :twisted:
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I sold a set of genuine Walkinshaw wheel's about a year ago. They had **** tyre's on them so I offloaded them for $500 the set of four, so if that give's you any idea.
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saw some in the canberra trading post for $200... with tyres.
dunno about condition, i was gunna get them for the hell of it!
cambz
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$200! Some guy's pay that much just for burnout tyre's!
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$200?!?! Jesus, either that is too good to be true, or the guy selling them is a moron! 8O
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Hot **** maybe? Just looking for a quick sale
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If you want genuine original Walky wheels, go and see your local Holden/HSV dealer. The one down the road from me sells 4 genuine wheels (sans tyres) for $1080.
Pricey? Yes but brand new original isnt too bad.
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a-$500-600
b-$850-1000
c-$650-800
d-$300-400
in melb ant way
i got some for sale
get the for sale section
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All genuine walky wheels have the part number as part of the casting.......it is raised up, not stamped, and has GM written infront of the part number.......All fakes have the same part number but no GM....
I got 6 genuine ones 3 years ago with **** tyres for $800.......but somehow i bargained $400 off his original price of $1200.....I will one day put the spares on a trailer or something.....
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