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Fs: Set Of Enkei Wheels 17x9 Price Drop $1000

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FS are a set of Enkei Wheels

Size: 17 x 9 with +22 offset, came of my R32 GTR but also suitable for 33 GTR

Condition: Used, the wheels have a few scuff marks on them, have a look at the pictures, they are easily fixed with some black paint. Other than that, they are in excellent condition.

These are extremely light weight, great for the track.

PRICE DROP TO $1000.

They do not come with tyres.

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damn i wish you were in sydney!

i love these wheels, was looking for these when i bought my R33 GTR wheels

I can freight them for you if you pay for the freight. Should be around $80-100. I've got a TNT account through work.

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I can freight them for you if you pay for the freight. Should be around $80-100. I've got a TNT account through work.

sorry mate, as much as i would love to, i dont have a car. but ive still got the GTR wheels. :)

these have been my favourite wheel since i got into nissans. but in silver.

if i had a car, and i didnt have my GTR wheels i would drive down to melbourne to get them off ya

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checked out these wheels the other day.

they're in good condition and nice and light.

only reason i didn't buy them is because they stuck out from the guard of my 32gtst a bit too far. perfect for gtr

cheers mate.

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