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evil_weevil

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mods - feel free to delete or whichever...

Just thought I'd post in here as majority of NSW - Sydney people will see it.

My old man is looking for a set of stock MX5 rims - later model rims - say 96 onwards

if anyone ehre has or knows anyone with them and are selling them, can you drop me a PM or reply here please?

Thanks guys and mods

Cheers,

Chris

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