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For sale: Rays TE37 (circa 2005)


Price: $2100


Condition: Used - Professionally refurbished.


Other Info: I had the wheels fully refurbished, which included removing any known buckles, machining the lip, and full respray in a custom colour, which is as close to the TE37sl Pressed Graphite colour.


I also had new wheel stickers made up, and also purchased Rays stickers to make them resemble te37sl's


Love the wheels, nothing wrong with them at all, Just want a change.


Specs:

5x114.3

17x9 +15

17x9 +/- 0


235/40 all round, about 80% tread.


Car is driven every 5th week, due to my work style FIFO


Contact Details: here PM


Location: Perth WA: Will ship, paid by buyer


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