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Item: Rays Volk Progressvie Spoke 19x10.5+22 all round - Sorry guys don't have time to wash it :P

Age: 4 months

Condition: Good

Price: $1800

To Fit: (What car) GTR

Location: Sydney

Contact: [email protected] 0410 348 966

Comments: $2450 for 19x10.5 light weight rims.

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hey guys, brand new was $4000 and now after $2250 for in Rays Volk racing progressive spoke 19x10.5+12 GTR offset rims? reasonable offer will be consider.

Argh i spent so much time trying to find a set of these for my Gtst. Such a rare rim these days especially in 19" haha. Goodluck with the sale man, great price.

Edited by Dragonforce

Tough rims - exactly what a performance car should have - if I could afford them, I would buy... good luck with the sale mate.

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