18" Boyd Coddington Wheels & BFG KDW NT Tires
09-08-2007, 05:09 PM
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18" Boyd Coddington Wheels & BFG KDW NT Tires
Well guys, I decided to go with a more subdued look for my Camaro (kind of regret the decision) so I am putting my wheels up for sale. These fit great on my lowered 2002 Z28 with no rubbing whatsoever. They were balanced not long ago and are ready to bolt on your F-body. I have only seen or heard about 2 other F-bodies with these wheels (both TA's), so if you like to be unique these will do the trick!
The wheels are 18x8" Front and 18x10" Rear Boyd Coddington Fury Wheels. They are in the "Gotcha Series" of wheels which feature a "rolled lip reversed aluminum outer rim and machined 6061 T-6 rotary forged aluminum centers." http://www.billetwheel.com/cgi/wheel...ies&img=3&tn=1
Overall, the wheels are in very good condition. Other than some typical nicks and dings from daily driving duty, the only damage I see is some curb rash on the right front and some scratches on the right rear lip (see pictures). They polish up very nice and look virtually perfect from 5-10ft. away.
The front two center cap Boyd logos are pretty worn, rears are ok, but all the center caps themselves are in good shape (see pictures).
The tires are BGF KDW NT's and are 245/40/18 Front and 275/35/18 Rear. They are in good shape and I did my best to accurately estimate the tire depth (no gauge), which is as follows:
LF: 7/32 RF: 7/32
LR: 7/32 RR: 5/32
For your reference, new tread depth is 10/32.
I am also including all the lugnuts for the wheels, what is left of my Mother's Billet Aluminum Polish (about 3/4 full), and a polishing ball for your drill so you can keep them shiny!
Go here to see some pictures: http://s138.photobucket.com/albums/q261/Saml43/Wheels/
There are also some pictures on my Cardomain site linked in my signature below. Although I must admit the wheels are pretty dirty for the pictures in front of the lake!
As for price, this setup cost well over $3,000 when brand new. I am asking $1500obo plus shipping which should be about $40-50 a wheel.
Please feel free to ask me any questions.
Thanks,
Eddie
The wheels are 18x8" Front and 18x10" Rear Boyd Coddington Fury Wheels. They are in the "Gotcha Series" of wheels which feature a "rolled lip reversed aluminum outer rim and machined 6061 T-6 rotary forged aluminum centers." http://www.billetwheel.com/cgi/wheel...ies&img=3&tn=1
Overall, the wheels are in very good condition. Other than some typical nicks and dings from daily driving duty, the only damage I see is some curb rash on the right front and some scratches on the right rear lip (see pictures). They polish up very nice and look virtually perfect from 5-10ft. away.
The front two center cap Boyd logos are pretty worn, rears are ok, but all the center caps themselves are in good shape (see pictures).
The tires are BGF KDW NT's and are 245/40/18 Front and 275/35/18 Rear. They are in good shape and I did my best to accurately estimate the tire depth (no gauge), which is as follows:
LF: 7/32 RF: 7/32
LR: 7/32 RR: 5/32
For your reference, new tread depth is 10/32.
I am also including all the lugnuts for the wheels, what is left of my Mother's Billet Aluminum Polish (about 3/4 full), and a polishing ball for your drill so you can keep them shiny!
Go here to see some pictures: http://s138.photobucket.com/albums/q261/Saml43/Wheels/
There are also some pictures on my Cardomain site linked in my signature below. Although I must admit the wheels are pretty dirty for the pictures in front of the lake!
As for price, this setup cost well over $3,000 when brand new. I am asking $1500obo plus shipping which should be about $40-50 a wheel.
Please feel free to ask me any questions.
Thanks,
Eddie
Last edited by ZZtop; 09-19-2007 at 08:54 PM.
09-20-2007, 06:01 PM
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I stole a picture from FireHawk409's website of them on his Firehawk (hope you don't mind) and also added one of my Camaro from a little further away. Very nice looking car by the way FireHawk409 and you are correct that these wheels certainly have a presence in person.
