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selling a set of 4 stock 33 wheels in black - front tyres have 50% tread and the back's are demolished

quick sale $200

also

A set of 5 silver 33 stock wheels, 1 tyre with rubber

$250

Melb only

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need these items gone

1 Bosch 044 EXTERNAL pump rated at 700hp i believe for all the people who PM me, selling it at 040 pump price

and no the fuel pump is not a direct replacement due to it being external. need to run new lines etc from boot

so if your car has serious rwkw or in the process of rebuild the 044 is for you

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