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Oh boy. And this is how it happens... If (and that's a big IF) they sell then the market is "set". I have always feared it would come to this, especially since I've been searching for a set for over a year. This is how "they" put most of "us" out of the game.
Oh boy. And this is how it happens... If (and that's a big IF) they sell then the market is "set". I have always feared it would come to this, especially since I've been searching for a set for over a year. This is how "they" put most of "us" out of the game.
Honestly I would be down with that. Besides, the 66 caps look much better IMO than the later ones. I bet a lot of guys would run these on their stock uncuts.
See and that's the problem. Some eBay seller will put a rediculous price on something and sell it. Then we get the monkey see monkey do effect therefore setting the market price. I PM'd the seller of the hubcaps the other day and offered him the "going price" in the Bronco community and he replied back that he wasn't selling to the "community". Made sense to me, he's selling to the builder/restorer who is working for the dude with bottomless pockets. But I guess that's capitalism at it fines and I won't complain about that because I know the alternative...
It all depends on condition, I'd say the going rate for a set in average or decent shape is from $1000 to $1500. The set on ebay I could see someone paying $2000 easily as they are nearly perfect.