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hey guys this hurts to sell but i think i might have to. after just completing my pair of work meisters with another 2 i need to sell them. i need money for the new car i'm buying plus my birthday is coming up and need to save money for party. so these bad boys are up for sale unfortunately for me :blink: .

i bought these to suit my 32 gtst as i didn't want hella sticking out style but these things filled up the guards nicely with the rears poking out a tad. didn't need to lip or roll but thats only cause my 32 wasn't lowered to the ground.

2x silver 17x9 +38 with advan ad07 235/45r17 border line roadworthy

2x gold 17x9 +37 with michelin 235/45r17 tread but not roadworthy and one has a slight puncture. the even though only 1mm off the silver meisters the gold ones seem to have heaps more dish?

if your looking for show rims then these arent it. 1 of the gold ones has good gutter rash and nearly all of them has some scratches and paint flaking off although i am picky so judge them for yourself by looking at the pictures. i wouldn't have bought them if they didn't look good and these look awesome. good enough condition for me.

looking for $1800ono so throw me an offer but low ballers will be ignored. would like them gone asap as the new car is due next week.

pick up in victoria, western suburbs ONLY as shipping interstate is a drainer unless u are willing to organise.

call me on 0432454387 for more info.

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alright guys this shiet got real!!! $1500ono...new car is coming and need to pay insurance lol...great for the 32 guys that don't want to roll/lip guards...if your not too low that is.

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not really man...need all of them gone...if i sell as a pair it'll be pretty hard...unless you get someone to buy the other pair? will sell for $750 each pair if i get 2 buyers.

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