They haven't been on the car since it the previous owner had them chromed. They've just been rolled around alot.

Tomorrow I'll roll them next to my car and take a picture just to give you an idea.

 

shouldnt you have pics of the ad of the owner who was selling the car, just a thought might be easier than rolling them also great price on the ht gl!

 

There wasn't an ad. The guy I got my S2000 from was our UPS guy. He was delivering a set of wheels for my other car. We got to talking about cars and I ended up buying his S2000 because he was retiring and didn't want to make car payments.

 

Here's some pics to kind of show what the wheels would look like on the car. I just set them up against the car. I wasn't too fond of these wheels before, but after setting them next to the car changed my mind. They do look really good IMO.

 

pm'd

 

A few people have asked, so I wanted to let all of you know that at the moment I will NOT ship the hardtop. I'm not sure how I could possibly ship it without it being damaged.

I'll talk to one of my friends who works for a honda dealership and see if I can get the packaging for the hardtop. At that time I will get back to those of you that made offers or were curious about shipping. Until that time I will not ship it.

 

the chrome would look good with a gpw

 

not to bring you down or anything but ... http://www.calchrome.com/ will chrome dip a set of wheels for $100.00 each. Your friend got ripped he if he paid $700.00.

 

That website does say that prices start at $125 per wheel, which would make a set at least $500. That doesn't include taxes, the center caps, shipping (to and from where the wheels are chromed), or the fact that he went and paid to have the wheels taken off his car and replaced with the wheels that were currently on the car. That entire cost of the chroming process could very well be $700.

It doesn't bring me down because I'm not the one that paid for it.

 

you have been pm'd, I want your hardtop!