Value of real Fuchs?
 

( 2 ) 6x15 and ( 2 ) 7x15 in excellant condition?

Nice polish, no dings, black background.

Thanks


KT

What are the markings on the back?

I won't have them until tomorrow night, but they are *very* light, have a 911 part number and "6x15" and "7x15" with maybe a "j" in there as well.

They are the real ones, no doubt.

KT

They made quite a few diff 15x6s....the previous poster wants the serial number....

BTW...I have a set of deep sixes for sale.

These wheels are part of a cool deal for another 914 for me.

I was just hoping to get some sort of an idea. I don't know what I'm going to do with them yet.


KT

oooh those 7x15s are getting rare.

Fuchs had destroyed the 15 inch dyes, and sadly none are made anymore.

I'll buy them and give you market $$$$.

I also have an extensive inventory of 911's, Fuchs and interior.

FYI - Porsche owns the machinery to produce 911 Alloys. Fuchs is the forging company that Porsche sublet the wheel production too.

There is still inventory on 15" 911 New alloys - How do I know?

Porsche North America shows them in stock.

Please feel free to call anytime: 408-210-0113

Thank you,
Jason

Jason, you are the acknowledged master of all things Fuchs. I wouldn't want to correct you - but wouldn't Fuchs own the machinery, and Porsche own the rights? In other words, Porsche has the exclusive right to buy the Fuchs wheels (when they put together a run of wheels).....

Porsche owns the rights and machinery.

Fuchs Forging Co. can not produce any Porsche 911 Alloy without consent from Porsche.

Thank you,
Jason

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http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1177818487.jpg


This help?

Thanks,
KT

this may help...

Porsche Wheel info.

I sold a set of the 15X7's for 750 bucks. That was a couple years ago so I am going to take a stab at it and say depending on condition somewher in the neighborhood of 1K - 1200...

the 15X7's are very popular in the 914 vintage race crowd since a lot of guys with 916 flares run them all the way around...

those wheels look odly porous, like they're cast instead of forged.