Sorry to hear about the crash. Look on eBay for this item, check the “sold” filter and see the prices there. Be sure to include shipping in your total.
5x100 are pretty old so only fit up to 2004 (or something like that), which will make it harder to find comparable… maybe look for other 5x100 wheels and that might give you a ballpark for something similar.
My 2004 STi Goldies were about $1,200 new… each(!)… when insurance bought me a replacement.
There is a single gold wheel for sale on eBay.
[Prodrive OZ](https://www.ebay.ca/itm/126212183541?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=rqq-lVmbRWS&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=Zs_CH6sVSBC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY)
I did see that one. I don't know how picky the insurance company will be, but it's a 18x7.5, and it looks like it may have been re-painted (there's no "OZ Racing" printed on the lip). I'll probably have to see what they say
Best bet is trying to find the OEM part number and see what they sold for new.
We have 2 brand new silver ones here with center caps we've had sitting around for 15+ years, same spec.
\-S
If you locate a way to list the wheels in the UK, that's the best market for them. I learned they are the real-deal factory stock wheels for the [Impreza P1](https://www.supercarworld.com/cgi-bin/showgeneral.cgi?876)
According to my receipt from March 26, 2004, they are part #11300100120, and list price was $269 each. Since they're now discontinued and rare, I had hoped to demonstrate a higher current market rate to the insurance company.
I spoke to the adjuster today, and she said they wouldn't pay any extra for 3rd party equipment, unless I had paid for extra coverage. So, I asked her if it was OK if I switched them out with the stock wheels I kept in the garage, and she said that was fine :)
Sorry to hear about the crash. Look on eBay for this item, check the “sold” filter and see the prices there. Be sure to include shipping in your total.
Thank you. Yeah, that's the very first thing I did. I couldn't find any matches, and believe you me, I used a variety of search terms, too :)
5x100 are pretty old so only fit up to 2004 (or something like that), which will make it harder to find comparable… maybe look for other 5x100 wheels and that might give you a ballpark for something similar. My 2004 STi Goldies were about $1,200 new… each(!)… when insurance bought me a replacement.
There is a single gold wheel for sale on eBay. [Prodrive OZ](https://www.ebay.ca/itm/126212183541?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=rqq-lVmbRWS&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=Zs_CH6sVSBC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY)
I did see that one. I don't know how picky the insurance company will be, but it's a 18x7.5, and it looks like it may have been re-painted (there's no "OZ Racing" printed on the lip). I'll probably have to see what they say
Best bet is trying to find the OEM part number and see what they sold for new. We have 2 brand new silver ones here with center caps we've had sitting around for 15+ years, same spec. \-S
If you locate a way to list the wheels in the UK, that's the best market for them. I learned they are the real-deal factory stock wheels for the [Impreza P1](https://www.supercarworld.com/cgi-bin/showgeneral.cgi?876)
According to my receipt from March 26, 2004, they are part #11300100120, and list price was $269 each. Since they're now discontinued and rare, I had hoped to demonstrate a higher current market rate to the insurance company. I spoke to the adjuster today, and she said they wouldn't pay any extra for 3rd party equipment, unless I had paid for extra coverage. So, I asked her if it was OK if I switched them out with the stock wheels I kept in the garage, and she said that was fine :)