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Hi all,

I have for sale a set of 6 month old Advan Connoisseur 151c wheels + Yokohama V103 tyres.

Wheels imported from Japan in Sep 08 for $4000 & tyres cost $2000 in Oct 08 & Rays lug nuts cost $200 in Oct 08

Details below:

Wheels

Manufacturer: Advan

Model: Connoisseur 151c

Colour: Gun Metal Grey

Dimensions: Front - 19" x 8.5", Rear - 19" x 9.5"

Offset: 30mm (Front & Rear)

PCD: 5x 114.3mm

Tyres

Manufacturer: Yokohama

Model: V103

Specifications: Front - 245/35ZR19 93Y, Rear - 265/35ZR19 94Y

The wheels have two very small gutter rash marks on the front left wheel. One perhaps 10mm long the other perhaps 20-25mm long. Unless you are looking for the marks they are difficult to notice & could easily be repaired with a professional touch up.

Given the quality of wheels and tyres these are for sale for $4000, however, this is negotiable.

I can be contacted via PM, posting a reply or (m) 0403 008 470

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U reli should consider do trade wif my oem19~ lol

good luck for the sale

LOL, thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately I no longer have the Z & my new car doesn't fit 114.3 fitment so I have to get rid of them.

For all out there ... make me a reasonable offer and these $6K+ wheels could be yours for much much less!

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