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anyone interested in these 17x8/9+34 6 spoke thingy's for $1250ono pm me :thanks: .

also i may have some r33 bits up for sale soon from a wreck i bought, all the driveline and brakes are gone but most of the trim is still there and i may have a hard to find bit you need etc, pm me anyways and i will reply (tas only) . cheers

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