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THis is it, the only wheel you want to compliment your Nissan!

IT is a set of Nismo Lm-Gt2! Same style used on 400R, so should look good on R33.

These are rarely available in 18inch and with white center piece.

The spec. are 18X8.5 and 18X9.5 will offset to fit all GTST or GTT or 200SX etc. (if u really want u can put on GTR...)

Will get better pic of them asap, the below pic only shows 2 wheels, front (left one) and rear (right one). but i am selling the the whole set.

Pic here:

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would like to get $2,300 ono. Looking for quick sale!

Had to SADLY let go of them due to needing money ....

I am in Brisbane, but don't mind sending interstate at buyer's expense.

Call/sms 0402663882 or email [email protected]

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any damage? sweet looking rims! could u add a few more pics of any scrapes/damage to the rims, dish (if any) and a group foto of all four rims if possible please. any idea on freight to sydney?

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