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Hi All,

I have found these in the Shed and thought they may be of some interest to someone.

* Full Set of 16'x7' Aftermarket Rims - $300/Set (Comes With Good RWC Tyres)

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* They all Have Firestone Tyres. (2x 80% Thread & 2 x 50% Thread)

* They are Multi Stud pattern, having both 5x114.3 and 5x100 Stud Patterns.

* They have approx. 65mm Of Dish

* They all have an offset of +38

Contact Details:

Reply Here or PM for more details

Location:

The Rims are located in the Western Suburbs of Brisbane, Queensland

Pick Up Preffered:yes:

If you require more picture, please do not hesitate to ask.

Thanks for your time

:D

Regards,

Sherwin

Edited by NV N01
Hi, what condition is the dish in, is there any pits or will they polish up nice.

What area are you in.

Hi there,

These RIms are in Perfect Condition..

Not One Gutter Mark, Scratch etc.

Regards,

Sherwin

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