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Item: 17"x9" +20 Grenades

Age: Unknown

Condition: Needs a clean

Price: $1400 ONO, no tyres

To Fit: 5x114.3

Location: Adelaide

Contact: Pm/Post

Comments:

No tyres (they are bald), Any Questions fire away. Inspection Welcome.

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Edited by JiN_MaN
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are you willing to go down with them shiitty tyres you got on them, doesnt really matter how bald they are

Not 100% what your asking. Am I negotiable, yes or can you have the tyres, yes you can. Will also remove tyres for interstate buyers.

:P

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