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i am selling my nissan silvia S13 SR20det but i am willing to separate the wheels for the rite price that being $1450 ono i would like to sell the the car as a hole but if a buyer comes along for the wheels ill will seperate... these wheels are well taken care of they still look brand new.they come with rubber 2x have good tread about 60% and 2x need attention but are still driveable..there are NO scratches what so ever... they are 4 stud to suit silvia or 180sx ect....

i am located in sydney (hornsby area) 0434620146...

here is a link to the car...

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/92...et-t279202.html

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Edited by aloy_r32

will make cheaper if you throw in set of stock s13 rims so i dont have to look for them... come on guys this is ridiculously cheap...

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