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Hi Guys,

Was gonna throw this on my 35 but found a set of anniversary wheels instead. Took me a long time to find these as they are super rare. Will look schmick on any V35! Weigh approx 8kg per wheel..almost as light as TE37s!

18x8 +30

18x8.5 +33

Will fit factory guards on both sedan and coupe without any guard work.

Asking 2k ono

Prefer pick up Brisbane Southside.

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Admin, feel free to move this to the classifieds, but I wanted to give the V35 guys first dibs!

Cheers,

Jon

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  • 2 months later...
pics of your other anniversary set?

http://vsp07.blogspot.com

I haven't got close up pics but they are all in good nick bar the front passenger wheel which touched the gutter a few weeks ago while parking..quoted around $150 to fix it up. Wheels only as I'll be keeping the tyres.

  • 2 weeks later...
I would love to see how they fit on my R33 GTS-T. The colour is a good match too.

Dave,

Which ones are you refering to? Rays or Anniversary wheels? They both have identical width and offset 18x8 +30 F and 18x8.5 +33. They will sit nicely on a 33 GTST as I've tried these on a 34 before and they look good, no scrubbing whatsoever.

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