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For Swap! I've Got Some R34 Gtr Wheels

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Hey guys,

Well as the topic states i've got some R34 GTR wheels currently on my 33 gtr and i'm wanting to swap them for some Work Emotions in BLACK 18x9.5 (with gtr offset of course). I'd be looking for about $500 my way on top of the wheels. Tyres need to be in really good nick, with 90% + tread on them.

The 34 wheels i've got are the normal gold colour, great condition with heaps of tread left on the tyres. We all know what they look like but i'm happy to send pics if needed.

Located in Lilydale, VIC.

Contact me (ash): PM, [email protected]

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BUMP! Its the CR-KAI rims im after....

If you are interested in buying these i'm not selling them straight up because I don't have any wheels to put on my car, you'd have to buy the wheels im after then a swap can be arranged.

Sorry for the inconvenience but i dont have the time to try to get replacement wheels.

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this is without the gtr centre caps, they were still drying at the time....

tell me this looks worse than the yucky stock wheel colour

im going to be honest but only because you asked for it.

yes, "this looks worse than the 'yucky' stock wheel colour" :rofl:

for further discussion - maybe add a thread in a discussion section, so we dont get busted for having a general convo in here :banana:

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check out the time stamp of this post.

this thread still keeps me up at night.

WHY BLACK!? WHY!? :bunny:

anyone else have a set? i'm willing to pay a damn good price for these rims in the stock colour! PM me!

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