I just can't find the tyres I want in 16" anymore.

They currently have some barely used 205-45-16 Hankook Z212's on them. They were shipped by Discount Tire Direct in error and I could never get hold of them to get the 215's traded...so I mounted the 205's.

http://hondamarketplace.com/zerothread?id=1720231

http://hondamarketplace.com/zerothread?id=1719527]

 

There was a recent thread where somebody was looking for a set of spoons. Check back a few pages because IIRC it was last week. GL

 

How much are you wanting?

 

If I wasnt going to Vegas on weds I'd buy these. Maybe If I come back somewhat happy I still will. I pm'd you awhile back asking a price but you never got back to me....

 

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I'm reasonable, but I'm also not an idiot.

I have owned them for six years, and they've been on track almost the whole time. Jason Franza will remember when I bought them because he popped by and I think he ran off w/my OEM wheels/tyres at the same time, since I had no use for them.

They have centre caps, which is quite rare.

However, they also have six years worth of brake dust and R compound rubber dust all over them and I am not going to clean them!!

 

When it comes to wheels I have no clue what things are worth. I like to get a price from you and if I feel that its reasonable I'll buy them. If you tell me 2k for your wheels I'll pass, they might be worth it but I'm not gonna pay that much. I dont remember if I said a price awhile back but if I did it was a offer because you wouldnt give me one. I dont know what the worth of <TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by George Knighton &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

I have owned them for six years, and they've been on track almost the whole time. Jason Franza will remember when I bought them because he popped by and I think he ran off w/my OEM wheels/tyres at the same time, since I had no use for them.

They have centre caps, which is quite rare.

However, they also have six years worth of brake dust and R compound rubber dust all over them and I am not going to clean them!!

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spoon wheels are. If you have a price in mind let me know. I know you are a reasonable person, if I dont like it then I wont buy them

 

You 2 wouldn't even have to ship either. Just a thought.

 

george sell me the caps my offer &gt;&gt;&gt; $100 shipped. are these the anodized version? or the silver then spray painted black? if these are the anodized ones i want them. send me a paypal id if interested.

 

Wow. Wheels and tyres are sold!!

 

WENT FAST!

 

I'm willing to bet Jim bought them. He's been on a car spending spree lately.

 

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whom ever bought them if you dont want the center caps let me know.....

 

Nope not me. Although I wouldve a while back . Can I ask what the going price was?

 

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https://honda-tech.com/zero...d=764

 

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Finally!

 

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what a jerk

 

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He's coveted them for six years.

 

That funny thing was I was on my way down to the Carolinas to buy these back in the day from the guy, but he called me halfway there with some issue. Now the SPOON kaa gets the SPOON wheelz!

-Victor

 

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Was the issue that I was already there w/the money?

Good luck cleaning these things, bud!

 

No, some issue with meeting him then came up. He seemed a bit strange on the phone though.

-Victor

 

Victor.... go to your local autoparts store and look for Purple Power. Wet the wheels, spray them and let them soak for a minute or so. Use very hott water and scrub them. What you can't get off i will be willing to bet rubbing compound will.

Not sure how concerned you are with cleaning them or not, but i thought id give you some suggestions. Break dust cleaner would also cut the dust and rubber well, as i am sure you know you don't want to let that sit on anything painted for a long period of time either.

 

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I don't know how to break this to you, but sometimes you're a little strange on the phone.

Not as strange as Steve and Ross, but still....

 

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I just want to make sure you know that Spoon wheels are anodised. Are you recommending this knowing that?

 

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I just want to make sure you know that Spoon wheels are anodised. Are you recommending this knowing that?</TD></TR></TABLE>

er'Nope ..... never attempted cleaning anything anodised!

 

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Not sure how concerned you are with cleaning them or not, but i thought id give you some suggestions. Break dust cleaner would also cut the dust and rubber well, as i am sure you know you don't want to let that sit on anything painted for a long period of time either. </TD></TR></TABLE>


i will pay you good money if you can get the brake dust off my rega's!!!!