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Not trying to tell you how to sell your stuff, but I have money in hand and may have been interested until I read, "sorry no pics".

No pics = no interest.

And how hard is it to measure backspacing if you don't already know what it is (which you should if they're your wheels)?

 

Yepper, could be very interested, if they look nice. Can't tell from here though.

 

im sorry for not having pictures guys but its kinda hard when you dont have a digital or a scanner

the rims are in great shape used but great shape poished them like 5 times this year and i didnt even use them the front tires are like brand new and the rears are about 60-75% tread left hard to judge on drag radials as they arent as thick as a regular radial even brand new again im sorry

 

With all the scams that happen on this and other boards (and one of the biggest and latest here with none other than Jason Short) you can post until you are tired of typing saying how great something is. But I, for one, will not even consider buying anything without first seeing it. Now, you may find someone so desperate for your particular wheel/tire combo that they put rational thinking aside and buy them sight unseen, but IMO it's highly unlikely, especially considering your price is a tad on the high side (IMO).

So, this is what I suggest if you are serious about selling your stuff. Go buy one of those new cheap Kodak throw-away camera's that they've been advertising on TV for the past 6-8 months, the ones where your pictures come back on a CD instead of printed on paper. I think they are around $15.00 or so. Save the pics on the disc to a folder on your computer and you can email them to anyone who is interested. Problem solved!

And here's another idea: You can take a regular roll of film to a good photo shop and they can put the pics on a CD for you. It costs a little more than the above method, but it can be done easy enough.

You can find my e-address by clicking on my email button.

 

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