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Hi Guys,

These are arriving in our workshop today and we have sold 2 sets already. We have a total of 10 sets, 5 Matt Black and 5 Gunmetal. These are not available anywhere in the world and we are the first to have them. These are OTR's Exclusive colours in this size. So if you want to standout and have one of only a few sets available in these colours, call us ASAP to lock in a set.

We will post pictures of actual rims when we get them. Pictures fitted on cars tomorrow...prices wil be posted shortly :P

$2200+free centre caps worth $220

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