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16 x Red Work RS wheel nuts including locknuts **NEW**.

12x1.25 thread to suit Nissan, Subaru and Suzuki.

These nuts are lightweight, made from Duralumin.

They are also very unique and there would be a very few number of cars in Australia equipped with these (my car is the only car I've seen with them).

Reason for sale: One of my own Work nuts was stolen. I ordered another set to replace it. I am taking 4 of the nuts and selling the remaining 16 along with the locknuts, locknut key and packaging.

As you can see they really stand out:

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And here is what the packaging looks like (not image of actual package)

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Price: $160

A set of 20 of these nuts are usually sold for over $200.

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Keeping an eye on this thread... have wheel nuts included with my package... but if I don't like them... I'll be calling if still available!

Dan.

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best price posted to Brisbane???

reckon they would look the go on my red 180sx

cheers

I've had an offer of $130 so if you can beat that its yours.

Postage wouldn't be too much (less than $10)

I plan to end the sale at the end of the week.

And I can't really say if they'd go with the car but from personal experience, if your wheels grab attention already these put the extra 'oomph' and make people stare a few seconds longer. :yes:

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