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Nissan 350Z 'Track' wheels.

18" x 8"

Full set of 4.

Perfect condition.

Fit all Skyline imports.

Rrepainted recently as I wanted a colour change.

No damage at all.

Look fantastic on a Skyline but I never put them back on car as I had to sell my R33.

Have 2 Roadworthy tyres too.

First to see will buy.

Price negotiable.

Each wheel is worth $2400 Retail.

Painted in two pack BMW Dark Grey (A52) with a heap of metallic silver so colour flips a little.

Painted, after hours by the best Panel shop in Australia... (recent award winning).

Centre Caps included.

Regrettable sale.

$2500 o.n.o

Can e-mail better images if required.

Stephen

Leopold (Geelong, Victoria)

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Edited by Stephen Thorpe

Dream on mate.

Theyre just track wheels painted a fancy colour.

Not even forged rays option wheels.

Common as.

Mint condition wow.

Decent sets with minor scuffs go for 400.

Worth about 1/3 of what your asking.

Comparing them to a nissan "new" price doesnt make what your selling worth it.

Does that mean i can sell my crappy factory V35 steering wheel for $2300 because thats what nissan sell them for new.

Your asking enkei, advan, rays money for crappy OEM wheels.

You and i both know they are not worth that.

Edited by Howaitonaito
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Pretty sure my brother got these exact rims for 400...( 800 with tyres )

That said, the condition is very very good...though i wouldnt pay 2500 :S

Edited by jay-rod

thanks all for the very knowledgable, constructive criticism...

I did not research what others are charging for a set of these wheels... but I know what it cost me for this set.

Had them for a long time... and they are immaculate, sorry if your set of ABC123 are rarer and cheaper.

Guess I will just drop the price a bit, but the paint alone was a 1K, so don't expect me to give them away.

Only taking up space, boxed in the corner of the garage.

Better but still too much.

"roadworthy tires" - bugger all tread enough to drive on.

1000 for paint really? You got ripped!

I would pay 1800 if they had decent brand minty fresh tires on them.

My ABC123 wheels?

Rays forged wheels japan.

Look them up sometime stephen.

Theyre not rotas made in china

Rays forged one piece made in japan.

Still far to much. Wuth a nice new set of semi's or good street tires like Dunlops,Pirrelli's or Yokohama's they may be worth that.

GLWS though mate. End of the day they're worth whatever someones prepared to spend at the end of the day.

Cheers Josh.

Still far to much. Wuth a nice new set of semi's or good street tires like Dunlops,Pirrelli's or Yokohama's they may be worth that.

GLWS though mate. End of the day they're worth whatever someones stupid enough to spend at the end of the day.

Cheers Josh.

I fixed your post homie.

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