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Venerdi Jdm 19" Wheels. Shiny!

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These are the 19" JDM VENERDI wheels that just came off my recent import. The finish is immaculate! they look like they were taken out of the plastic yesterday. No hint of rash. Marks in the picture are just from rain last night, these are real head-turners.

Standard Ford/Japanese fitment. 5x114.3,.... 19x8.5 (all 4) and approx +30 offset.
Comes with the pictured Michelin tyres that vary from 5-20% tread, probably not roadworthy at all, but they fit the size perfectly, 245/40/19.

Inspection and pickup from Hampton Park (at Scotty's place :)

started at $1200 but for SAU member I am open to best nearest offer.

Also on Gumtree so they may go, but holler if you're interested.

EDIT: in VIC, sorry.... should have been clear in the title.

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Alright, so it's early price-drop time. Seeing as the Gumtree ad is causing me to get Phishing fake PayPal emails... I will hope that SAU members are friendlier!

Down to $1000 the set!! Inspection welcome with notice (as long as Scotty says ok) Hampton Park, Melbourne.

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Yep, that's fine. Inspections welcome.

That picture doesn't do them justice, I couldn't find one gutter rash or mark on the face. And great tyres would get you buy for a few months to save for new ones.

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It's a shame to have to be doing this, but the wheels are now going for $650

Someone take them off my hands and help pay my insurance excess from theft attempt on my Stag please!!!

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