reb0urne
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Sold my '22 take-offs, bought the GT500 SVE style wheels. Car is not my daily driver, so I felt having spare set was a waste of money.
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Stang65
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I like those and may go with them. They are a modern take on the magnum 500 wheels.
Robby5323
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When I had my 21 GT I sold originals and went aftermarket...
3pdl
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i kept my pp1 wheels/tires thinking i'd use them for trips or when the weather gets too cold for summer tires (or line lock practice, heh) but i've never put them back on. the wheels are in great shape but lack tps. i will sell them. what's a reasonable asking price?
Balr14
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I always keep the OEM wheels, just in case I need them. There isn't much demand for them, anyway. I put the OEM wheels back on the car when I sell it and sell the aftermarket wheels. The car has more value with stock wheels and aftermarket wheels are easier to sell. So, everyone is happy.
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