Awl--
1990 Mazda 929S. 3.0 L, 180 hp (conservative, I think), dohc, was a
knockoff of the MB 450 two-tone/panels, etc.
Great car.
I'm holding Services Sunday, junking on Monday, proly get about $150-200.
But here's the Q:
This car came w/ dynomite aluminum rims, very high quality, expensive even
back in '90. Plus I got expensive snow tires mounted on expensive rims.
Will it be worth it to part these out separately?
Will these rims fit other cars, or are they pretty much car/brand specific?
Too much trouble?

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Mike Romain - 09 Jun 2007 18:45 GMT
> Awl--
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> Too much trouble?
The wreckers around here sell used tires for $25.00. Any condition.
Mike
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Hal - 09 Jun 2007 23:22 GMT
> This car came w/ dynomite aluminum rims, very high quality, expensive even
> back in '90. Plus I got expensive snow tires mounted on expensive rims.
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> Too much trouble?
I did this a few weeks ago, went to the local wrecker and got 3
spares, and put all 4 spares on a wrecked car and took the alloys(I
actually got them for free, cost me like 30 bucks at the wrecker for
the 3 spares). I'm sure you could pawn them off on craigslist for a
hundred bucks or so.
Chris
scott21230@gmail.com - 13 Jun 2007 17:21 GMT
Try eBaying them. They usually sell for more than what you would get
for the car yes.