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Hey,

I have 2 damaged but repairable Advanti Stalkers sitting here pissing off my parents.

They are damaged but if you are handy with a mallet and a heat torch there is no reason why these can't be used for skids.

One wheel has a completely blown tyre, the other is a damaged tyre but isn't blown and does hold air, deflated just incase it where to give way. I wouldn't recommend driving on it, I did drive about 30k's on it to get the car home when I did the damage and it held out.

Located in Sydney - Blacktown - Quakers Hill

PICK UP ONLY

see photos bellow

All offers considered

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