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Selling my Nismo Omori LMGT4s.

These wheels are a limited edition Nismo release in factory black finish. The sale also includes all original paperwork.

They are currently wrapped in AD08s that are in good codition. The wheels themselves have no rash at all, they are in good condition with only minor marks on each wheel. The Nismo stickers are all in tact and not faded. They were on my GTR for roughly 12 months.

I have attached some specs and a photo of how they looked on my car. I'll upload some more photos of each wheel tonight.

The price is $4,500 with the AD08s or $4,000 without tyres. I am firm on these prices.

Regards,

Phil.

http://s1375.photobucket.com/user/PAV34/media/199B82B4-4BFB-4B30-BA1B-8E8EF37CE282_zpsmxhglcpg.jpg.html

http://s1375.photobucket.com/user/PAV34/media/8A7B8B13-2B65-4904-A9F3-CA7B37C9EC66_zpssitpbuck.jpg.html

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