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Hey guys, have a set of 4 rims here, when i purchased them one had bad gutter rash and the other a small buckle, these have both been professionally fixed ($240 later)

i'm interested in trading them for another set of rims, i have tyres to put on them depending on the deal etc. i'm not really sure what they're worth but i'm more keen on the trade

if i don't get any interest by the time i get my suspension in my car (2 weeks or so) i'll be putting them on my car so i'm not too phased, just like to see whats out there

So anyone with 17s or 18s looking to swap send me a pm, cash adjustment either way if necessary!

Located in Brisbane

Cheers guys

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yeah sure at your expense, how would i send something like this? my post code is 4109 so if you're serious get yourself some quotes for the cheapest courier etc and we'll work it out :dry:

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