[DeTomaso] Campagnolo wheels

[MikeLDrew at aol.com]

In a message dated 3/15/11 18 12 39, detomasoregistry at gmail.com writes:


> I tend to agree with Garth here, in reality pairs of 7s + 8s don't trade 
> hands at these
> often seen high 'asking' prices.
> 

The most I've ever paid for a full set of 7s and 8s was $200.   I have also 
received one set for free from Dennis Yogi (what a guy!   Thanks Dennis!).

I'd say that an average, nothing-special set of wheels is worth $75 each 
for the rears and $25 for the fronts.   One might even argue that they're 
worth $100 each for the rears and $0 for the fronts.

Now, if somebody has spent big bucks to spiff them up, that would alter the 
value upwards a bit.   

A full set of one-slot wheels should be worth substantially more than this, 
but such things are very hard to come by.   Single wheels (as opposed to 
sets) aren't worth any more than they are as part of a set.   And I would 
argue that a mismatched collection of four wheels (most 'sets' of wheels for 
sale on E-bay, aren't true sets because they often differ from one another, 
sometimes substantially) is worth considerably less than a proper set of four 
matching wheels.

Mike