Sweeeeet!
look real good on grey, dean.....
or a 34 of your choice...
Pat ·
Nice, at $1562.50 Australian, that's a pretty good deal. Shipping would kill you though. It'd be worth looking into though, considering the mark-ups the VW shops here will put on them, if they ever get them.
SKEWtYpe3 ·
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...........
splitbusaustralia ·
Remember duty and other charges too - if freighted to you (through customs etc) they'll end up costing you at least double the actual purchase price....
ahem - if someone could POST em to you one at a time in separate packages you MIGHT err slip em through (not that I am advising anyone to try that *cough cough*).
(Although when I looked at some period hotty rims in the US I was told that US Mail won't actually handle even single rims as they were too large...)
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Its difficult to get nice rims sold at a reasonable prices OS into Oz for anything near that price........free trade agreement (hey we went to war for it) may help if we canhang on a bit? Meant to go before US congress early next year...
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RobK
[Edited on 7-5-2003 by splitbusaustralia]
Grey 57 ·
Rob, what if they are shipped as a gift?
or second hand units. Does the duty apply to just new car parts???
Streetbuggy ·
They are being reproduced over here in UK too.
by Java i think
Grey 57 ·
What sorta dollars (pounds) are they going for over there, streetbuggy?
splitbusaustralia ·
Still pay on 2nd hand (probably have to pay quarantine inspection too then!) gifts area funny area - usually pay too on something of that value? And if you 'underdeclare' by a heap you could lose em....
There were two kinds of radars originally - the sears and the empi - they do look a bit different. The ones coming out of the US are sears copies and the ones out of the UK are empi copies (or vice-versa I can't quite remember its too early in the morning)
RobK
Streetbuggy ·
Grey 57 wrote:What sorta dollars (pounds) are they going for over there, streetbuggy?