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ANY1 WANT A SET OF BRAND NEW IN BOX RIMS HAVE A SPECIAL GOING AT THE MOMENT $750 A FULL SET THATS OVER 1000 SAVING YOU CAN GET THEM IN GOLD OR HYPER SILVER IN THE FOLLOWING:

1ST SET SILVER LAST ONE LEFT

Buddy Club P1 Racing II PLUS Wheels

19x8 +38 5x114.3

19x9 +45 5x114.3

2ND SET SILVER LAST SET

Buddy Club P1 Racing II PLUS Wheels

19x8.5 +38 5x114.3

19x9.5 +45 5x114.3

3RD SET GOLD 2 LEFT

Buddy Club P1 Racing II PLUS Wheels

19x8.5 +38 5x114.3

19x9 +45 5x114.3

4TH SET GOLD 3 LEFT

Buddy Club P1 Racing II PLUS Wheels

19x8.5 +38 5x114.3

19x9.5 +45 5x114.3

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Too cheap...

Try selling them on JDMST as those offsets would be perfect for an accord euro or toyota camry or something...

Bit weak for a Skyline

Too cheap...

Try selling them on JDMST as those offsets would be perfect for an accord euro or toyota camry or something...

Bit weak for a Skyline

Even for GTT? interested in these wheels

just whats left sorry about the offset nothing spacers and fix especial when your saving over $1000 easy buy 2 sets and make 2 9 inch or 9.5 you get what im saying

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