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Hi all,

Anyone in ACT selling some cheapish wheels, I cant be bothered buying newies atm and i'm sick of the stocks so need a change. I dont really know what look im after but if anyone has some for sale send me some pics and we'll go from there. They are for my r33....

Cheers

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17x9.5 I think, they have 255's on the rears and 235s on the fronts. Front tyres would need replacing but the rears are near new with plenty of tread thanks to running over a nail and needing new tyres.

$450 if you want them. Can also, if necessary, take pictures of them stacked up in my garage.

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