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hay mate can you tell me where you got them from i have them as well but one is bent and need to find one

Hey Mate,

Why dont you just buy one of my wheels for $1500(ono) and I'll throw the other 3 wheels for free :D

I got them from Tempe Tyres in late 2009. When I got them, they told me that it was the last set they had so not sure if they'll be selling the same model or newer ones

Good luck.

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wouldn't you be able to get same wheels in a few different offsets to suit individual taste/needs?

Yes... but same wheels... same car. I want to know why he chose +20 and if I should get the same offset for my next wheels because my next wheels will be dedicated for my track days.

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This is still for sale peoples...

NO CASH?? -- Im willing to Swap for: Parts! (Must Fit a 2004 V35 Skyline Coupe)

Carbon Fibre Bonnet & Carbon Fibre Boot Lid

OR

CF Bonnet & CF Front Lip

OR

Coil overs + Stock 370z wheels & Tyres

OR

CF Bonnet + Stock 370z wheels & Tyres

Combinations are endless! So Make Me an Offer! (Must Fit a 2004 V35 Skyline Coupe)

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