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Nardi classic 360mm

please note: this is a used wheel that has been refurbished and retrimmed.

The centre is used, and therefore has a few scratches around bolt holes, which are hidden by the horn bezel

retrimmed in brand new perforated cow leather with red stitching. its fresh as, even has new leather smell

this leather is awesomely soft and grippy.

Red Nardi logo

trk-dv sticker in pictures can be removed at buyers request.

comes with horn bezel thing, as pictured.

asking $250 outright, or $200 with trade in of used Nardi classic or Nardi Sports

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Rays aluminium wheel nuts.

slightly used.

long type..

set of 20 with lock nuts.

12 x 1.25 suit Nissan

$160 (these are $230 new on ebay)

all parts located Sydney, northern beaches. postage extra

Hey mate.

Do you have the horn button? If not can you supply one?

If you do I'll take it without the url sticker. How much for postage to melb 3109?

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