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ok thanks man. you got any old 14's or 15's lying around?

I havent got anything sorry

How much you looking to spend? Theres a few wheels for sale cheap on PGA. Check it out or make an account.

Go suss it out i reckon, tho drift sales usually has some big lemons for sale on it this one looks decent! Kinda looked like he had P's up in the pic he posted but think it was the rego sticker diff colour with sun glare. Maybe compression test and what not if you buy it incase? MP 33R's are baws. :thumbsup:

You're right it was a green P Plate, a bit suspicious of that but should be okay, it's a GTR after all, not made to be babied (and I'm a P Plater and don't really thrash either).

Will make sure I get it inspected at work before any money get's handed over as well. Does look nice though!

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you know you're not meant to inhale it ,right

lol :P

painted my front grill as it was flaking a little, looks awesome now!

also gotta get you to come work on my car soon Artz! ive been lazy with getting you to have a look at it!

Yo Plattsy,

Those r33 front inner guards you're selling in your FS post, are they the black plastic guard liners in front of the wheel, and the bottom of them extend forward towards the front bar?

If so, want, shredded mine the other weekend while overtaking on the hume, popped out and ground away to nothing on the wheel :P

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