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hey mate, someone posted in my wtb with r34gt stockies.. which i believe are the same as r33GTR wheels.. wanted $100 and in sydney... give that a that a try

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Wt...-2-t299150.html

hey mate, someone posted in my wtb with r34gt stockies.. which i believe are the same as r33GTR wheels.. wanted $100 and in sydney... give that a that a try

r34 gt wheels have absolutely no similarities at all to 33 gtr wheels....

  • 4 weeks later...

hi man

i have a set [4] r32 gtr rims in perfect condition no damage or marks with tyres but tyres are to the wear markers 800.00

plus freight,open to resonable offer.

stuart0409135950

  • 4 weeks later...

Hi man

MIne are still here,I will consider resonable offer,and as i said there is tyres on all four rims but they are do to wear indicarters.

stuart 0409135950

have a pair of r32 gtr stockies in good nick with fresh pirelli dragon tyres you can have for $400 in sydney

I also have a pair, have some Toyo RA1 Semi Slicks on them half worn, if you buy the other pair will sell you my ones for $300 im in Sydney too.

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