FOR TRADE: Porsche Cookie Cutter Rims and Tires, NICE SHAPE

[skeit80]

I'm interested in trading or possibly selling these rims. I am interested in the following for trade:

I have a 1974 that the PO put 1975 bumpers on I want to switch to the original bumpers, so I need:

1974 and earlier chrome bumpers (front and rear) in NICE shape
1974 and earlier bumper rubber
1974 and earlier fog lights

I would also be interested in:
a mahoganny steerring wheel

Or send me your trade offers?? I just may be interested in it. The description of the rims is below:


I’m trading/selling a set of 4 Cookie Cutter rims, 4 center caps, 20 lug nuts, and 4 tires. The rims are ATS 15J X 7 are in very good condition. The part number of the rims are 911.361.023.54R. The rims, center caps, and lug nuts have been recently painted and look good. The aluminum rings around the outside of the rim have been recently polished and look good. There are a few nicks on the rims as noted in the pics. There is not major curb rash, cracks, etc. The rims do not have bends and will ride smoothly on a car. Two of the aluminum pieces near the valve stems have been removed (seen in the pics). The lug nuts are in used conditioned as they have some nicks in them, but with the new paint they look good. The center caps are in very good shape. Overall the rims, caps, and lug nuts are very useable for a nice daily driver car. They are not concourse, but will look very good on a daily driver.

The tires were recently installed and have about 3000 miles on them. The back tires are Grand Spirit Radial G/T P265/50 R15 and the front tires are Sigma Supreme TR P225/50 R15. The tires are in very good shape with even tire wear and a nice deep tread. They may not be top of line tires, but they handled very well on my car. I paid approximately 400 dollars with mounting, balancing, etc. The tires are nice and clean (nice black color) and they FILL the wheel wells of any car very well.

The weight of the boxes will be ~90 pounds for the P265 tires and rims and ~80 pounds for the P225 tires and rims. The dimensions of the boxes will be 27”X27”X25” for the P265 tires and rims and 25”X25”X23” for the P225 tires and rims. I will ship using either UPS, Fedex, or postal service (sorry, no Greyhound). My zip code to determine shipping costs is 45056.

[Acox914]

need weber carbs?

[skeit80]

i could possibly use some-give me a little more info. do they need to be rebuilt? are 44s? or 40s? jason.

[Acox914]

40's. i can snap some pics. look good. they are old style. (cam style acelerator pump) i bought them in a deal..... have velocity stacks. they were on a different make car, so they need to have the VW style cranks put on them, and they need a throttle shatft return spring. (cheap parts at CB performance way under 20 bucks) They have no rust on anypart, look really clean, thus they do not need a rebuild. i kept a set for myself, and have an extra 2 IDF's left over

here is the crux.... shipping wheels would suck....

[skeit80]

Thanks, but that is not really what I'm looking for. Still open for trades.

[skeit80]

still open for trades

[skeit80]

still open for trades or cash. they are nice condition rims and tires. open for any type of trade (car related!!) thanks.

[DustinTarditi]

FYI - Shipping wheels and tires is actually pretty easy - I shipped a set of 5 245x75r16 (31x10.50) Jeep wheels and tires via Fed Ex for $150 total.

They had the best price and pretty liberal packing requirements - I taped plastic over the aluminum face and slapped the shipping label on the tire.

[skeit80]

thanks for the info. i always thought they had to be boxed. that will save some time and money. jason.