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CURRENTLY HAVE 1 X SET OF 4 (THESE ARE OFF MY OWN CAR ,2000 BNR34 VSPEC)

NISSAN GTR34 WHEELS INCLUDING

- BRIDGESTONE POTENZA RE-01 TYRES ABOUT 80% TREAD

- 18 X 9 FORGED RIMS

- SMALL SCRATCH ON 1 RIM ONLY OTHER THAN THAT THEY ARE IN GREAT CONDITION (PHOTO ATTACHED)

SELLING WHEELS AS HAVE BOUGHT NEW WHEELS AND TYRES FOR MY CAR

WHEELS LOCATED ON GOLD COAST AND AVALIABLE FOR PICK UP ANYTIME

$2600 FOR SET

PH: 0411177386

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buddy if u dunt mind me askn were did you get the other wheels from there hot can u tell me from were do they have a website or a link and how much did u pay thanxxx :(

if you mean the gold rims on his car, i believe they are Volk GTC's made by Rays. could be wrong though

thats a damn good price for those rims with good tyres......pitty i've already commited to buying a set of rims, would have snapped these up in a second.

Best of luck with the sale, should go pretty quickly at that price!

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