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for sale are my beloved te37's from my gtr.

all wheels are immac bar 1 slight 2cm scratch, NOT a rash or scrape, a scratch that jus took some bronze colour off, no idea how it got there lol

275/30/19 good year tyres @ 70-80% tread, still really good

pics are on my car atm, i havnt taken them off yet, replacing them this week/weekend with some 20x10.5 +-0 meisters :D

$4700. free freight aus wide!!

ill try get individual pics as soon as i can

thanks

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here r pics i took today, didnt get a chance to clean the wheels or take em off!! but as i said thy all imac bar 1 with a slight scratch.

wheels are located in sydney

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Nice? Are you on crack? That is THE best street R34 I have ever seen. When are you going to show the engine bay, Novak?? :bomb_ie::(:D

haha thx.

im dressin the engine bay up a little, here is a BEFORE shot, ill have the after shot next week wen its done!! polished the turbo, carbon air guide, hypertune plenum, fuel rail, air box, few little other thngs from them , oil relocater is moved, just few little aesthetically pleasing things! so ye should be good wen i get it back FINALLY lol

then maybe motec it haha get rid of the fcon.

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