SOLD - October 25th, 2020
EDIT - September 2019: All five wheels in pretty nice condition. I only had the spare in CA, when I originally posted this ad ... the other four were still in the box in my AZ garage - just brought them back to CA (in
I had a set of these on my '71 914 back in 1973, made the stock 914s look so much cooler than with the skinny 'steelies':)
I started cleaning it up a bit just to see how the minor corrosion could be eliminated. Not too bad for the 10 minute hand cleaning I did. I did not attempt to clean the back side much. Bead or soda blasting, or Purple power, a Scotch-brite pad & some elbow grease will clean that up pronto. This one has some very minor curb dings, but not too bad, especially for a daily driver.
They have 4,1/8" back-spacing, so they'll typically fit narrow bodied 914s with 195mm or 205mm width tires without rubbing the wheel arch lips. Again, they were on a famous World member's 914 with 205's (IIRC), prior to my acquisition a few years ago.
See additional pix below ...Preliminary pricing: $350. OBO for all five wheels ... cash & carry in the LAX South Bay area.EDIT - 9/26/20: NEW PRICE: $300. OBO
EDIT - 10/24/20: NEW PRICE: $275. OBO
Cash & carry in the LAX South Bay area. Shipping via FedEx optional at buyer's expense ...
Oh, did I mention ... the price includes 16 of the elusive correct lug bolts (with the washers too)
Dan Gurney westerns iirc. They can be polished out real nice..
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Bump ...
OK, brought the rest of the wheels back from AZ in July this year, but just got around to unpacking the box and snapping some pix.
As you'll see, the centers of these 4 additional wheels were painted black, and one looks like a clear-coat was applied, causing some bubbling in the paint. Good thing is, when the paint is removed, the wheels should clean up real nice with no oxidation remnants
Here they are ...
... and they come complete with 4 wheel caps and the special lug bolts and washers, which appear to have been bead-blasted
NEW PRICE - $300. OBO, cash & carry in the LAX South Bay area.
Shipping via FedEx optional at buyer's expense ...
Those look like my old Western's. Especially the caps. Those bolts are rare. You should just sell the bolts for $300 and throw in the rims. GLWS
Yep, they're your 'old' wheels, Kent. And yep again, the elusive correct lug bolts and washers are included - a $500 value, all included in this incredible low, low price
Just need them out of here, so I think they're 'sale priced' accordingly. I have way too much 'stuff' here that I won't be using on 'HOWARD' (My favorite ATS Classic wheels are going on HOWARD)
Mark, weigh that spare rim. It is very light. Less than 10 lb's IIRC. I always wondered if they produced different sets or the spare was just lighter to cut down on the vehicles weight. They are lighter than the Fuchs I'm running currently. they would be great for an AutoX enthusiast. I can attest to them being straight and vibration free, given the tire is not out of round.
BUMP ...
SOLD - October 25th, 2020
Thanks, Mike
What was the final price Mark? and let me know how much it cost to ship them and to what city please. If you wouldn't mind... PM if you prefer. I need to move this set I have. Tired of storing wheels and tires I know I'm not going to use.
$275., Mike ... and the gentleman drove approx 40 miles to come down here to pick them up.
If the tires aren't good and/or out of date, remove them to save on shipping.
U-haul and Lowe's have 16x16" boxes that allow 2 wheels to fit in each box. I modify the box's height down depending the wheel's widths and use the cut-off pieces as separators between the wheels.
Double tape all seams and they'll make a trip across the country fine. Done it many times and they have always arrived undamaged. I typically ship via FedEx. With a free account, it does lower the shipping costs somewhat
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