Aluminum or Alloy Rims ever better than scrap ?

I know this one's dusty and dirty, but it's been sitting on back of a very old antique Ford flatbed (likely 30s to 40s) not far from an old Mustang (probly an early-mid 60s) for who knows how long. I've seen this type before, but not exactly sure where or when
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It's funny because I have that EXACT same rim which came with my 95 town car presidential in the trunk, I believe it's from a early 90s town car/ ford rim but don't quote me

Originally Posted by mascraps

It's funny because I have that EXACT same rim which came with my 95 town car presidential in the trunk, I believe it's from a early 90s town car/ ford rim but don't quote me

Cool! Can I quote you on that? This guy musta liked Fords yep.

That is an oldie but a goodie. We are a wheel remanufacturing company. That wheel is a Hollander number 1157. For being a 1980-1991 wheel, it still sells a fair amount!

Thanks so much! WB I was hoping to get a word from a pro.

@ wheel buyer how do I selling

Originally Posted by WheelBuyer

That is an oldie but a goodie. We are a wheel remanufacturing company. That wheel is a Hollander number 1157. For being a 1980-1991 wheel, it still sells a fair amount!

Thanks again WB! I hope you'll register as a buyer and hang around, I think you'd find a lot of wheels go through here. With the info you gave I looked those ones up, they're asking $135 each on one site I looked at. I'll list this pair on CL as is, old tires and all ; )

In the past I have sold rims to shops that refurbished them. I had a buyer in Denver and have since lost contact. Avg price was double that of scrap. My last scrap on Alm wheels was .71/lb at all recycling.