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FS: BRAND NEW set of 18" GL57F pro's (same as on the D1 apex fd rx7 drift car) with NEW yokohama avid S306's.

2 piece rim with noble gold spokes and polished dish. Top of the range lightweight jap wheel.

Have not personally seen a set in Australia appart from these.

The dimensions are F18x8 +37 with 235's and R18x9 +40 with 265's

$4550.

If you are seriously interested contact me on 0403 005 006. (Colin)

Located in Adelaide. Can arrange shipping.

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Have put a silver set of these on my silver 34.   Had to wait two months for the wheels but well worth it.  Here's a pic of the gold ones you're selling on a black 34.  Such a nice wheel, good luck with the sale.

Damnn I want these wheels!! they look hot.. my 18" Black Racing Pro N1's will be up for sale soon, if you still have the Gramlights by then I'll give you a call.

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Damnn I want these wheels!! they look hot.. my 18" Black Racing Pro N1's will be up for sale soon, if you still have the Gramlights by then I'll give you a call.  

:cheers:

Have a set of these in Gunmetal I just about to put on my IS200, sweet rims ;)

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