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up for sale is are my TE37's ( payed $4400)

bought them in feb this year, brand new in boxes

come with Genuine RAYS wheel nuts($220) and TYRE's($500, 2 new tyres, 2 need replacing)

the TE's where on my r 34 and looked AMAZING

19 x 10.5 +22

located in Melbourne

all the wheels are in immaculate condition with no scratches or gutter rash!

payed over $5000 (done less then 1000km)

willing to sell for $3500 or $3000 with a set of headlights that fit an 2001 n/a r34

Contact Matt on 0413399512

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