<FS> RRC Great Divide wheels, RTC9526

[Elephant100]

Several years ago I set about collecting a set of these for my D1 cuz I thought they were cool....and still do. But I ended up only getting 3 and since then I decided I was just going to stick with the stock D1 wheels for now. Thus I'm looking to part with these. Not really sure what the going rate for these is. I have 3 of them, I have to dig the other 2 out but my recollection is 2 are used but in great condition, the 3rd is new, never used. Anyway, if I'm off base please let me know, thanks.

Details:

OE RRC Great Divide Wheels, x3
16x7
P/N RTC 9526

Asking $275/ea for used and $325 for the new one - OBO. Will ship within the US, buyer pays shipping.

 

[Elephant100]

Am I asking too much or just no interest?

 

[discostew]

I think your price is right. Just no interest right here right now. Maybe you should put them on facebook marketpace. Tell them if they buy them Rovercanus will do an LS swap for them. And he'll keep it under 40 grand.

 

[Elephant100]

I think your price is right. Just no interest right here right now. Maybe you should put them on facebook marketpace. Tell them if they buy them Rovercanus will do an LS swap for them. And he'll keep it under 40 grand.

Haha....thanks for the feedback, appreciate it.

 

[p m]

Live and learn. I have never heard these wheels referred to as Great Divide wheels.

 

[Elephant100]

Live and learn. I have never heard these wheels referred to as Great Divide wheels.

When I first saw these I was looking at RRC's and found an ad for a great divide edition. In the ad it noted the wheels were specific to that model and IIRC I'd searched and seemed to find they only came on that model thus my description. But as always i reserve the right to be 100% WRONG.

 

[Blueboy]

Live and learn. I have never heard these wheels referred to as Great Divide wheels.

Same. The brochure says “Smoke grey five-spoke alloy wheels afford aesthetic as well as practical value.”


The Great Divide Rangies used 3 Spokes

 

[Blueboy]

Another pic:

“Distinctive smoke grey five-spoke wheels are as attractive as they are practical, reducing the chance for build up of mud and debris”

 

[Elephant100]

I liked the design but also the color vs the typical silver Al wheel.

 

[p m]

When I first saw these I was looking at RRC's and found an ad for a great divide edition. In the ad it noted the wheels were specific to that model and IIRC I'd searched and seemed to find they only came on that model thus my description. But as always i reserve the right to be 100% WRONG.

Not sure about wrong - it is "these wheels have only been used on GDE vehicles" vs. "all GDE vehicles have been equipped with these wheels."
I believe the flat five-spokes have been used from late 92 to late 94 NAS Classics, along with three-spokes early on and five-spoke TWR or Cyclone wheels later.

 

[Blueboy]

Not sure about wrong - it is "these wheels have only been used on GDE vehicles" vs. "all GDE vehicles have been equipped with these wheels."
I believe the flat five-spokes have been used from late 92 to late 94 NAS Classics, along with three-spokes early on and five-spoke TWR or Cyclone wheels later.

The GDE was a 1991 model year. The other ‘91 Rangies also used the flat five-spokes. ‘92s also had them. The ‘93 LWBs had the color coded flat five-spokes. Not sure about the County. Never liked the flat five-spoke white ones on the Alpine White LWB. I have an early build ‘94 LWB with Cyclones.

 

[Elephant100]

The GDE was a 1991 model year. The other ‘91 Rangies also used the flat five-spokes. ‘92s also had them. The ‘93 LWBs had the color coded flat five-spokes. Not sure about the County. Never liked the flat five-spoke white ones on the Alpine White LWB. I have an early build ‘94 LWB with Cyclones.

I can't recall now if I've ever seen these wheels on other models (meaning other than the retail Great Divide edition) but if so, I'm sure they were silver. The attraction at the time to these wheels had a lot to do with the color....that smoke gray vs silver. But again, I could be wrong about that.

Are these considered "flat' 5 spokes? I wouldn't call them flat because they are slightly convex....could be I'm arguing semantics there tho. Anyway, at the end of the day, I have these for sale!

Cheers.

 

[p m]

Are these considered "flat' 5 spokes?

I just used this term to differentiate them from other five-spoke wheels.

 

[discostew]

I'm not sure what the correct name is but I knew exactly what wheels he was talking about.

 

[Blueboy]

The attraction at the time to these wheels had a lot to do with the color....that smoke gray vs silver. But again, I could be wrong about that

Yes on the ‘91 and ‘92 Rangies they were silver. As mentioned the ‘93 LWB had body color wheels. You can refinish a wheel to any color. Dark grey was a popular choice for many in the late ‘90s early 2000s.

 

[Blueboy]

I just used this term to differentiate them from other five-spoke wheels.

Good way to describe the wheel Had them on my ‘93 LWB. They were Ardennes Green to match the body color. They really were almost flat!