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The tires looks like they have some good tread left. Looks like a good price.
“150 OBO. I have a set of four 15 x 8.5 turbine wheels off of a Ford 1/2 ton. 5 on 5.5 inch pattern. Should fit Dodge, Ford, Jeep 5-bolt.
Tires are 31×10.50 with some life left in them.
I have ALL lug nuts and washers.
$150 OBO
Text is best, but you can email or leave a voice mail.
319 Two Three One 8909
If this ad is up, they are still available.”
http://waterloo.craigslist.org/pts/3902769992.html
ok, I am new at this. Theses rims are a must for a jeep. Where do they come from because none of these show up in Virginia. What would they cost to ship?, Rob
Hi Rob,
Most of the Hurricane Rims I’ve found are located west of the Rocky Mountains. If I see any along the east coast, I post them. I couldn’t say what it costs to ship these.
If you want to know whether the seller will ship them, you’ll have to call them at the phone number listed in the Ad.
Feel free to email me if you have additional questions: d@ewillys.com
– Dave