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hey people got a full set of Volks for sale there 17"s

7. 1/2 front

8. 1/2 Rears

unsure of off sets

no tyres as yet but maybe be able to get two in driveable condition..

looking for around $400 ono

location: SA

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Im interested but are they 4 stud, 5 stud or multifit?

And more impotantly what offset are they?

hey mate there 5 stud not sure on the off set looked in the inside of rims were its normally writen and nothing!

if you want a photo of what they looked like on my 32 pm me

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I paid $200 for R34 GT-t rims with 50% tyres on all wheels, which i personally think look better

I only really want these wheels for skids.

If you sell them at $200 i will take them, otherwise i will pay $250 if you throw in those 2 tyres

That's my best offer, can pay by the weekend, they don't look like they're gonna move very soon

Kind Regards

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I paid $200 for R34 GT-t rims with 50% tyres on all wheels, which i personally think look better

I only really want these wheels for skids.

If you sell them at $200 i will take them, otherwise i will pay $250 if you throw in those 2 tyres

That's my best offer, can pay by the weekend, they don't look like they're gonna move very soon

Kind Regards

you can take them for $250 and i have three tyres but not much tread good for skids

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I'll have a think about it, i have plenty of tyres for skids but i need something for the road. something more undefectable :blush:

no worrys mate got someone else looking at them you were in first so only far you take them if you want other wise this other dude sounds like he will take them..

thanks mate :)

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Yea mate, i'll take them

just gotta wait for pay to come thru 2morow nite

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yeah no worrys mate so you wanna pick them up tomorrow night or the friday night just give me a call here's my number 040 544 0042 and ill give you my details..

thanks!!

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