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I have for sale a set of 18x8 and 18X9in rims to suit a JZA80 Supra.

*Bought big brakes but still have stock rims? The fronts (18x8) clear big brakes!*

*dishage on the rear!*

*Rears (18X9) flush with guard

*Cheap way to make that car stand out!*

Reason for low price: slightly mis-matched design front to rear.

Front = Stitch

Rears = ANZ Voltec

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Price $600 ONO!

Must go people so make an offer!

Notes;

Located in Melbourne.

Prefer local pickup. Interstate at buyers Expense. Freight to be organised by buyer.

No tyres Included (I have a set on 235-40 to fit the front with a little meat left if needed for no extra)

Wheels still on car. Wheels will be available when new wheels are fitted. (ETA 1 month give or take)

PM or contact on 0407 244 796

Ben

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I had these on my R33 GTST and they cleared my Brembos... Good luck!

Thanks mate!

I have quite a bit of interest in them already, so if any one has any interest in these please do not hesitate to make an offer, or you will miss out!

Ben :P

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