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17" Rims, 235/40r18 Toyo Tpgs & Hicas Lockkit

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Hey guys

235/40 40% Toyo TPG $120 for the pair (bit of camber wear) RRP=$278ea

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These are not 2nd hand tyres that have been lying around in the sun for ages. I've recently taken them off my car to replace with P1 Buddys, so I have no more use for 18" tyres...

4x 17x7.5. +0 offset

Came off papa's falcon, so 5x114.3, with a tough offset.

Great condition, tyres have about 70% tread left.

$800 ono

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Also have a lockkit lying around suit r32/s13 etc. Been holding onto it for a mate, but he just crashed his car...

So yeah, $150 firm

Will post anywhere at buyers expense.

PM, post here or 0422255843

Cheers, Showza

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100 postage to nsw? for hicas lock bar?
Nah, I can do just the bar for $130 delivered to you
pics of front bar? and i assume it is to fit R32?
Oh yeah, sorry suit R32

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But sold pending pickup and payment at the moment. Will post up shortly whether or not the bar is sold

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