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Just looking at selling my rims they are run of the mill R32 GTR rims with tyres. they have good tread cause the car just went through regency.They are off my R32 Gts-t and i am looking for some money or a trade for some aftermarket rims + cash or + something else i am up for offers so yeah.

Lex

PS i am located in Adelaide so pick up would be nice.

Rims are all in good nick no gutter rash or chunks out of them. Could go for a good clean but i can do that if you REALLY want me too.

Pics up soon if really needed

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Just looking at selling my rims they are run of the mill R32 GTR rims with tyres. they have good tread cause the car just went through regency.They are off my R32 Gts-t and i am looking for some money or a trade for some aftermarket rims + cash or + something else i am up for offers so yeah.

Lex

PS i am located in Adelaide so pick up would be nice.

Rims are all in good nick no gutter rash or chunks out of them. Could go for a good clean but i can do that if you REALLY want me too.

Pics up soon if really needed

What you want for them i'm in adelaide too.

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How bout posting some photos and a price. Might get more interest...

Ok i would like around the $1000 mark for them as they are with tyres every one knows what R32 GTR rims look like and mine are in good nick with no scuffs on them.I am in Adelaide PM if you want to chat

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