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There is a place in penrith i cant remember the name.. my friend purchased wheels from there he beat all the quotes that he previusly got .. all i remember is it is across the road from a place called Homer's Take away... if thats any help...

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There is a place in penrith i cant remember the name.. my friend purchased wheels from there he beat all the quotes that he previusly got .. all i remember is it is across the road from a place called Homer's Take away... if thats any help...

Thanks,

I found Homers on high street, can you remember if it was on a corner or something, cause there are no tyre/wheel places showing up on high street.

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Bobby

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no it is not on a corner i cant exactly remember he is acroos the road from homer's you will see like some wheels on the window .. he sells all accessories for cars. i think you have to drive there to see it for yourself....

sorry cant help any further..

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no it is not on a corner i cant exactly remember he is acroos the road from homer's you will see like some wheels on the window .. he sells all accessories for cars. i think you have to drive there to see it for yourself....

sorry cant help any further..

no worries

if nothing else pops up i'll cruise up there this weekend.

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Yo-Yo Grand Master

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You're Thinking of HJC Motorsports on high street, across from the commonwealth bank & a little further down (close to where the road splits at the lights)

His name is Jun, good bloke. I'm going to see if he can source me a set of Racing Hart Wheels

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That's probably HG Motorsport on the corner of High St and Woodriff St at the set of lights opposite the park.

I haven't been in there for atleast 2.5yrs simply because when I did go in there he was double the price of Nengun on basically everything except gauges. I might drop back in this week and see if he has come back to reality.

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Guy's name is John So. Real nice bloke, prices are a bit on the high side for some things, but he can get a lot of cool stuff which ppl don't usually stock. You should be able to bring him down on prices, especially if you bring a car for him to perve at :thumbsup:

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