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Any one interested? I'm taking offers at this point. I should'nt have bought the new ones without selling the old ones first.

 

I'm curious, what did you replace those with? - They look great, but that must have been a tough pill to swallow when you bought them.

 

Hmm, trying to imagine what they'd look like on a white Envoy with a Delani grill! :D

 

Ray

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I replaced them with the Motto Mt100. I have'nt taken any pictures yet. As soon as I do I'll post them! :D It was a tough pill to swallow. The Mt100's are what I wanted in the first place but I could'nt wait. :crazy:

 

They'd look great on your Envoy!!!!! :D Thats why there so cheap. Even at "buy it now" there $250.00 less then cost.

 

 

Thanks

 

 

Ryan

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It was a tough pill to swallow. The Mt100's are what I wanted in the first place but I could'nt wait.  :D

 

 

 

 

Thanks

 

 

Ryan

 

 

 

 

 

Having just changed rims myself, I know what you mean by tough pills.

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I replaced them with the Motto Mt100. I have'nt taken any pictures yet. As soon as I do I'll post them! :P  It was a tough pill to swallow. The Mt100's are what I wanted in the first place but I could'nt wait.  :D

 

They'd look great on your Envoy!!!!!  :cool: Thats why there so cheap. Even at "buy it now" there $250.00 less then cost.

 

 

 

 

 

Hey Ryan,

 

What's your bottom line on those rims?......I've had half an itch to put something that will hold the road better and not sqeal as easy for a while. (Anybody else notice the stock Michelins get squeal a lot as they age a bit?)

 

Thanks,

Ray

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Man I thought these would be easier to sell. Ok guys I'm taking offers. I will consider anything reasonable. I really need to get off these. The wife may be jobless soon & I need to build up the saving account again.

 

Thanks

 

 

Ryan

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