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Anyone have a set of these they want to sell? Let me know price and pics please. In Brisbane preferably...but would consider interstate too.

Thanks.

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I wouldn't look in Australia for these, they are still rare cars to find on the road so to find the spare wheels will be almost impossible. I would look for some in the U.S. The G37 has been around for a while and the Aussie dollar is strong.

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Yes I know the US would be easier but most are private sellers and they are either too lazy to post or its hard to trust an overseas buyer.

There are quite a few more V36 owners here so hoping someone who has swapped to aftermarket wheels have a set to sell...

Anyway not in a rush...will wait and see...I chg my mind all the time....:)

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between 1 - 1.5 depending on condition and with or without tires...

Hey mate this is an old post but i know you keep looking for wheels, im thinking of upgrading my wheels so got an almost spotless set of these wheels

cheers

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ni15m0 you might want to check this out bit pricey but in melbourne come across it looking for thermo fans for my v35 coupe

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Nissan-370Z-Skyline-V36-19-Enki-Wheels-Brand-New-Tyres-/221164152062?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item337e6924fe#ht_481wt_1184

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ni15m0 you might want to check this out bit pricey but in melbourne come across it looking for thermo fans for my v35 coupe

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Nissan-370Z-Skyline-V36-19-Enki-Wheels-Brand-New-Tyres-/221164152062?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item337e6924fe#ht_481wt_1184

Thanks. Had a look and the condition was pretty poor for what he's asking for it so I will pass.

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