The ones at the very bottom. I was wondering how much do they go for in great condition. I was also wondering if it would be cheaper to find them in decent condition and had them redone. Thanks

 

they are usually cheap, i assume you are looking for the 16" ones? It will be hard to find a perfect set, so if you can get a set dirt cheap and spend some bucks on refinishing, you will be happiest i think.

 

Do you know around how much I should expect? I don't want to buy them and get ripped ya know? Another thing is where can I find out the years and history behind that style and how much would it be to refinish them?

 

Search google for companies that refinish, call and ask. I am selling my set for $50. Search and you will find a set. Have seen a few at the junkyards.

 

Yes but how do I know what to expect. How do I know if I would be paying too much?

 

When? When your not happy with what you bought for the price you paid.....

 

I just want to know around how much I'm going to have to pay for that to be done.

 

no one will be able to tell you that. you need to find a company that offers this service and see what they charge. Make your decision based on that.

 

...about $10,000. yeah, that should just about do it.

 

And until you have found the wheel that you want, you cannot get a repair price because they have to see it to quote it, other than 'It has zero physical damage, but needs paint/powdercoat/clearcoat."/whatever you are wanting on it. I have $1000 in just my rear 2 wheels which most will say is too much, but they are exactly what I wanted after I had them powder coated, polished & widened.

 

The set your looking at,If they were totally refinished, could cost you at least $500.00 for the set,in disrepair you could buy them dirt cheep.I just bought a set of red cross lace wheels(need to be refinished) for $200.00,now comes the cost.
$200.00--Wheels
$29.00--old wheels dismounted & tire recycle all four
$125.00 ea.for refinishing & paint and polish $500.00
$25.00 ea.to dismount tires from the other wheels & mount & balance on the new wheels $100.00
So now the cost is $829.00,so that should give you a general idea of the cost involved with getting into wheels.
I could have just bought a set that was already finish,I chose this way because I didn't want to get involved with all the shipping crap.