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Hey guys i have a full set of 3-piece ROH modenas, in metallic gunmetal up for sale - brand new in box with centre caps!

fronts: 19x9 + 20

rears: 19x11 + 20

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RRP: 3600

now $2400 no offers

cheers

Pics to me please.

Im taking its without rubber?

IF YOUR INTERESTED I HAVE RUBBER TO SUIT ,I'M TRYING TO SELL 2 SETS OF 19 INCH TYRES

275X35X19 DUNLOPS 80% TREAD X4 $650

295X35X19 YOKOHAMA AVS DONE 100KMS SINCE BRAND NEW X 4OFF $1600

THANKS BILL 0412351418

  • 4 weeks later...

interested in a swap for veilside 17x9 +17 deep dishies +cash your way and some spare 17in tyres? sms or call 0421 720 618 cheers. can get pics, theyr on nissan silvia .

dont pm, never check inbox sorry

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