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Genuine R32 Gt-R V-Spec Ii Forged Wheels For Sale.

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A set of genuine R32 GT-R V-Spec II forged rims for sale. Superb condition with very light gutter rash. Very light but very strong.

These wheels are extremely rare, especially a set in such an excellent original condition. 17x8 +30 offset.

Ideal way to modify your R32 GT-R with factory parts that follow factory specifications.

Located in Sydney, approx 15km's south of CBD. Pick-up is preferred, or you can arrange your own courier.

Asking for $1500 ono

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$900 bloody hell. These would sit very nicely on an R32 GTS-t.

they sit quite well on a GTS4..

they are NOT the ones that the OP has for sale. I'm trying to help :)

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They are also

Factory 1999 ish liberty b4

not quite :)

look is the same - PCD is 5x100 and a +20ish offset. (I will have to measure my suby..)

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