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Need $'s and room in the garage so these have to go.

I was keeping them because they have history and are kinda "Old Skool Cool" :thumbsup:

The wheels are a little dirty and have very minor marks but otherwise are straight and sound.

The tyres are..........you ready for this............. :spank:

Yokohama AVS AV1-50i's and they were on the GT-R that became the Gibson Motorsport Winfield GT-R that Terry Ashwood now has ( I got them off Terry some years ). So....... That means that these tyres are circa 1990ish and are as seasoned as a set of tyres could ever be and are prol suitable for display or drift destruction only. They still hold pressure and look to be sound but use em at your own risk :P

The tyres are the old style and are super FAT for 225/50/16's and look awesome ( IMO ).

Looking for $400 , $300 $250 for the pair and pick-up only please.

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Sell without the tyres?

Location?

I'd rather selling the lot cause the tyres on their own still take up too much room. BTW, I'm in Sutherland, NSW.

I'll let you ( and the other's who PM'd me ) know if I decide to drop the price.

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