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Hi all.

I'm selling these rims as they no longer fit my car well.

I've had them for 2 years but to be honest they have spent more time in my garage than on my car. I have done 1 trip to shepparton and about 3 trips around melbourne so total of about 500km's.

They are dark gun colour. They are super light and rims alone are 7.4 kg's. (From Advan website)

They look amazing and I'm very reluctant to sell them but they don't work with my car now.

They do not have a single mark on them. They really are like new. I even got a mate to fit the tyres as I didn't know who to trust fitting them.

Tyres are pretty much brand new too. At least 90% on them. They are Federal 595 SS. 235/40/18.

Retail at the time was 3.6k and I haven't found any new for less than 3.3k now so grab a bargain!

Price: $3.1k with tyres. 2.7k without.

thanks

Russ

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