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All are brand new in original boxes. Pickup in Hornsby, Syd or freight additional to your door.

1. VOLK GT30 with massive 107mm of dish. This is the latest design from RAYS Engineering.

19 x 10.5 +17 A disk, Formula Silver finished spokes with polished lip, 2 piece forged rim.

$4400

2. VOLK RE30 forged mono block rim, Formula Silver finish, super lightweight

19 x 9 +25 all round

$3700

3. VOLK RE30 forged mono block rim, Formula Silver finish, super lightweight

19 x 11 +25 all round

$4000

4. VOLK RE30 forged mono block rim, Chrome Silver finish, super lightweight

19 x 9 +25 all round

$3600

5. VOLK RE30 forged mono block rim, Chrome Silver finish, super lightweight

19 x 10 +15 all round

$3800

6. VOLK RE30 forged mono block rim, Bronze finish, super lightweight

19 x 10 +15 all round

$3800

7. VOLK RE30 forged mono block rim, Formula Silver finish, super lightweight

18 x 9.5 +15 all round

$3600

8. VOLK RE30 forged mono block rim, Chrome Silver finish, super lightweight

18 x 10.5 +18

$3900

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