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Lads,

after one of these,

Surely someone has a odd wheel hanging around, will even consider a pair.

Im located in melbourne, will consider interstate if the price is right (read:cheap cheap)

Cheers,

Cheap Cheap?

Doesn't exist for these boys when the likes of Stewart Wilkins will buy everyone he can get and still want more of them.

His rally prepped cars go out with 16 of them each.

Cheers, D

i have one in Melbourne.

its my spare but i dont need it how much are you offering?

Yours didn't come with a space saver Marc?

If you want to part with it a reasonable dollar to the guys I can get you an R31 steel spare.

Cheers, D

Lads,

after one of these,

Surely someone has a odd wheel hanging around, will even consider a pair.

Im located in melbourne, will consider interstate if the price is right (read:cheap cheap)

Cheers,

If it is just a spare try getting a Ceffie wheel

I have sold a few rally shops and other enthusiasts over 16 of them over the last 4 years, normally the base proce is $50 per rim. If they are mint, maybe $60

so $200 for x4

$250 for x5

They arent worth a heap, just getting hard to find.

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