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I bought some old mags to put on my car trailer and a mate saw them when he called in; He reckons they're worth a small fortune as they were on the GT. I'm pretty sure they might have been but they were also readilly available as any other mags of the seventies. So before i do go bolting them onto my trailer, i thought i best ask.. Are they worth anything more than just "any" old mags? http://gallery.oldholden...oads/globes+004.JPG.htmlthanks in advance. "Junk is something you throw out three weeks before you need it" Edited by user Sunday, 15 June 2008 12:40:45 AM(UTC)
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Can't get the image to load here. If the wheel is 15x7, ford stud patterned and doesn't have a lip then yes they're more than likely worth money. If it is one of the more common 14 inch not worth much. Genuine bathurst globe will also have a build date
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My mistake sorry, I've changed the user name in my album and it changed the albums address by doing so. the Mags are just 14's and although i've not had much of a look they'd be lucky to be 7 inch. No idea if there's any date but there isn't on the face o |
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