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20" DRONELL BR POLISHED STAGGERED RIMS FOR SALE, RARE!
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20" DRONELL BR POLISHED STAGGERED RIMS FOR SALE, RARE!
I got a set of Dronell BR 20" Polished wheels for sale, specs:
3PC FORGED!
Offset +38 all around
8.5x20 fronts
9.5x20 rear
Pirelli front tires near new 245/35/20
Yokohama rear tires near new 275/30/20
Will fit most 5x112 bolt patterns, C Class/ E class/ S class/ CL etc.
Very little curb rash, lips will be repolished for buyer.
Price: $1350 WITH TIRES! NO LOW BALLERS PLEASE!
on a W211 :
3PC FORGED!
Offset +38 all around
8.5x20 fronts
9.5x20 rear
Pirelli front tires near new 245/35/20
Yokohama rear tires near new 275/30/20
Will fit most 5x112 bolt patterns, C Class/ E class/ S class/ CL etc.
Very little curb rash, lips will be repolished for buyer.
Price: $1350 WITH TIRES! NO LOW BALLERS PLEASE!
on a W211 :
Last edited by MR888; Sep 5, 2010 at 01:15 AM.
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more pics please
Do you have any other pics close up? you show the wheels on 3 different cars so i'm a little confused on if you actually have these wheels or not.
Also, where are you shipping them from?
Will they fit 07' E350 4matic?
Also, where are you shipping them from?
Will they fit 07' E350 4matic?
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They should fit a E350 fine, just not sure about the 4Matic part.
I am located in Toronto, but can ship anywhere in Canada/US.
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i think only the last pic is of the actual wheels. It states he has an e55, and the silver one doesn't have the AMG front bumper.
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sorry man, but you wanna know why there's tire kickers?
-first off, you say you're from Canada
-the first payment method you said you wanted was Western Union
-you obviously state that you have a black w211
well if you go into your public profile, and look at your last posts
at the end of august you posted up a thread with this as your first post --
"I've just begun search for a W210 E55 and came across an 02 with 76k mi located in Milwakee, WI. The only problem is that I'm located in San Francisco, CA. The car seems very clean and is lower mileage for the price. It really caught my eye as most cars with that kind of mileage around me is asking $16k+. I've calculated that if I were to fly out there and drive the car home, pay taxes and registration, it would run me around $11-12k. Has anybody ever had any experience buying a car in such a manner? My only worry is that I arrive to find that the car is a jalopy. I'm also on a tight schedule, so the only chance I have to get the car would be labor day weekend. I don't think I would even have time for a PPI when I arrive. Any advice on this? TIA!"
Then I found a VERY recent picture that you posted with something along the lines of "i just bought these wheels" and they weren't these wheels, and it was on your new 2002 silver e55 (even your old one had amg monoblocks, not these).
...so no black car, no canada, and no record of these wheels. the western union thing is what beat the horse. there aren't alot of people that would pass up 3pc wheels for this price unless they have their reasons.
so if you want someone to be honest with you and everyone out here.. i won't let you sit back and let you blame the lack of sale on "tire kickers". We don't own toyota corrola's and work in walmart, we do research and have common sense that helps to make us decide. no offense.
-first off, you say you're from Canada
-the first payment method you said you wanted was Western Union
-you obviously state that you have a black w211
well if you go into your public profile, and look at your last posts
at the end of august you posted up a thread with this as your first post --
"I've just begun search for a W210 E55 and came across an 02 with 76k mi located in Milwakee, WI. The only problem is that I'm located in San Francisco, CA. The car seems very clean and is lower mileage for the price. It really caught my eye as most cars with that kind of mileage around me is asking $16k+. I've calculated that if I were to fly out there and drive the car home, pay taxes and registration, it would run me around $11-12k. Has anybody ever had any experience buying a car in such a manner? My only worry is that I arrive to find that the car is a jalopy. I'm also on a tight schedule, so the only chance I have to get the car would be labor day weekend. I don't think I would even have time for a PPI when I arrive. Any advice on this? TIA!"
Then I found a VERY recent picture that you posted with something along the lines of "i just bought these wheels" and they weren't these wheels, and it was on your new 2002 silver e55 (even your old one had amg monoblocks, not these).
...so no black car, no canada, and no record of these wheels. the western union thing is what beat the horse. there aren't alot of people that would pass up 3pc wheels for this price unless they have their reasons.
so if you want someone to be honest with you and everyone out here.. i won't let you sit back and let you blame the lack of sale on "tire kickers". We don't own toyota corrola's and work in walmart, we do research and have common sense that helps to make us decide. no offense.
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sorry man, but you wanna know why there's tire kickers?
-first off, you say you're from Canada
-the first payment method you said you wanted was Western Union
-you obviously state that you have a black w211
well if you go into your public profile, and look at your last posts
at the end of august you posted up a thread with this as your first post --
"I've just begun search for a W210 E55 and came across an 02 with 76k mi located in Milwakee, WI. The only problem is that I'm located in San Francisco, CA. The car seems very clean and is lower mileage for the price. It really caught my eye as most cars with that kind of mileage around me is asking $16k+. I've calculated that if I were to fly out there and drive the car home, pay taxes and registration, it would run me around $11-12k. Has anybody ever had any experience buying a car in such a manner? My only worry is that I arrive to find that the car is a jalopy. I'm also on a tight schedule, so the only chance I have to get the car would be labor day weekend. I don't think I would even have time for a PPI when I arrive. Any advice on this? TIA!"
Then I found a VERY recent picture that you posted with something along the lines of "i just bought these wheels" and they weren't these wheels, and it was on your new 2002 silver e55 (even your old one had amg monoblocks, not these).
...so no black car, no canada, and no record of these wheels. the western union thing is what beat the horse. there aren't alot of people that would pass up 3pc wheels for this price unless they have their reasons.
so if you want someone to be honest with you and everyone out here.. i won't let you sit back and let you blame the lack of sale on "tire kickers". We don't own toyota corrola's and work in walmart, we do research and have common sense that helps to make us decide. no offense.
-first off, you say you're from Canada
-the first payment method you said you wanted was Western Union
-you obviously state that you have a black w211
well if you go into your public profile, and look at your last posts
at the end of august you posted up a thread with this as your first post --
"I've just begun search for a W210 E55 and came across an 02 with 76k mi located in Milwakee, WI. The only problem is that I'm located in San Francisco, CA. The car seems very clean and is lower mileage for the price. It really caught my eye as most cars with that kind of mileage around me is asking $16k+. I've calculated that if I were to fly out there and drive the car home, pay taxes and registration, it would run me around $11-12k. Has anybody ever had any experience buying a car in such a manner? My only worry is that I arrive to find that the car is a jalopy. I'm also on a tight schedule, so the only chance I have to get the car would be labor day weekend. I don't think I would even have time for a PPI when I arrive. Any advice on this? TIA!"
Then I found a VERY recent picture that you posted with something along the lines of "i just bought these wheels" and they weren't these wheels, and it was on your new 2002 silver e55 (even your old one had amg monoblocks, not these).
...so no black car, no canada, and no record of these wheels. the western union thing is what beat the horse. there aren't alot of people that would pass up 3pc wheels for this price unless they have their reasons.
so if you want someone to be honest with you and everyone out here.. i won't let you sit back and let you blame the lack of sale on "tire kickers". We don't own toyota corrola's and work in walmart, we do research and have common sense that helps to make us decide. no offense.
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sorry man, but you wanna know why there's tire kickers?
-first off, you say you're from Canada
-the first payment method you said you wanted was Western Union
-you obviously state that you have a black w211
well if you go into your public profile, and look at your last posts
at the end of august you posted up a thread with this as your first post --
"I've just begun search for a W210 E55 and came across an 02 with 76k mi located in Milwakee, WI. The only problem is that I'm located in San Francisco, CA. The car seems very clean and is lower mileage for the price. It really caught my eye as most cars with that kind of mileage around me is asking $16k+. I've calculated that if I were to fly out there and drive the car home, pay taxes and registration, it would run me around $11-12k. Has anybody ever had any experience buying a car in such a manner? My only worry is that I arrive to find that the car is a jalopy. I'm also on a tight schedule, so the only chance I have to get the car would be labor day weekend. I don't think I would even have time for a PPI when I arrive. Any advice on this? TIA!"
Then I found a VERY recent picture that you posted with something along the lines of "i just bought these wheels" and they weren't these wheels, and it was on your new 2002 silver e55 (even your old one had amg monoblocks, not these).
...so no black car, no canada, and no record of these wheels. the western union thing is what beat the horse. there aren't alot of people that would pass up 3pc wheels for this price unless they have their reasons.
so if you want someone to be honest with you and everyone out here.. i won't let you sit back and let you blame the lack of sale on "tire kickers". We don't own toyota corrola's and work in walmart, we do research and have common sense that helps to make us decide. no offense.
-first off, you say you're from Canada
-the first payment method you said you wanted was Western Union
-you obviously state that you have a black w211
well if you go into your public profile, and look at your last posts
at the end of august you posted up a thread with this as your first post --
"I've just begun search for a W210 E55 and came across an 02 with 76k mi located in Milwakee, WI. The only problem is that I'm located in San Francisco, CA. The car seems very clean and is lower mileage for the price. It really caught my eye as most cars with that kind of mileage around me is asking $16k+. I've calculated that if I were to fly out there and drive the car home, pay taxes and registration, it would run me around $11-12k. Has anybody ever had any experience buying a car in such a manner? My only worry is that I arrive to find that the car is a jalopy. I'm also on a tight schedule, so the only chance I have to get the car would be labor day weekend. I don't think I would even have time for a PPI when I arrive. Any advice on this? TIA!"
Then I found a VERY recent picture that you posted with something along the lines of "i just bought these wheels" and they weren't these wheels, and it was on your new 2002 silver e55 (even your old one had amg monoblocks, not these).
...so no black car, no canada, and no record of these wheels. the western union thing is what beat the horse. there aren't alot of people that would pass up 3pc wheels for this price unless they have their reasons.
so if you want someone to be honest with you and everyone out here.. i won't let you sit back and let you blame the lack of sale on "tire kickers". We don't own toyota corrola's and work in walmart, we do research and have common sense that helps to make us decide. no offense.
I've been on here since 2007, you're some entry level clown, walmart gave you a promotion?
You never asked me any specific questions about my wheels or about my cars, you just like to piece together bullshi*t without any facts, so STFU and get off my thread.
BUMP!
