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Hi all,

I'm looking for a set of R34 GTR rims in excellent condition, preferably with rubber and located in Sydney so I can pickup and pay cash.

If you have a set please give me a call on 0434 929 257 and let me know how much your after.

Thanks!

  • 4 weeks later...

^ no luck in this space - already sold.

to answer the above question, price would obviously depend on rim condition, % of rubber remaining, type of rubber - etc.

anyway - still searching, prepared to pay great $ for these rims. :P

Edited by KR4-GTR
  • 2 weeks later...

still looking for a set of these.

have had 2 seperate guys do nothing but f**k me around for weeks but ill still hold a happy face and not publish the f**kers user names.

im not here to play games, i just want a set of these rims please :P

and again, no time wasters please.

Edited by KR4-GTR

on a side note, i have had a few people PM asking how much i was prepared to pay for these.

i have $2000+/- ready to spend on a good condition set with good rubber.

obviously this depends on rim condition, type of rubber and % remaining, if they include centre caps, location - etc.

have had a few new offers come through, but at present - im still waiting for the right set / seller to come around.

i'm even currently looking at getting a set sent over from kuala lumpur, but thats only if worst comes to worst.

Edited by KR4-GTR

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