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I've got a set of 4 rims (no tyres).  Have all the centre caps and wheel and lock nuts.

One wheel has a gutter scrape, but nothing serious.

May be willing to sell depending on what you want to pay.

J

would u happen to have pics buddy? im quite interested but im not sure whats good money till i research more first. so yea let me know whats ur rough price and ill work from therE?

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I've seen anywhere between $600 and $1200 since I've been on these forums.

I've got a set and if it's any help, I like having a spare set but want to get something wider so if you come across any 17" x 8" at a price you can afford let me know and we might be able to do a swap.

Just me being lazy.

Good luck either way.

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600! wow! haha i didnt expect that much..cos mate of mine just paid like 350 for the set without tyres so i was thinking it might be ard there..hmmmand if its 1200 i think i can buy some japanese rims...i think if they cost that much they must be pretty good stuff huh? they look nice :D

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I think $1200 included good tyres to be fair. Can you seriously get any 17" rims for that price? I had no idea. I'll just keep mine for myself then. They look really good on r33's and have Nissan on the caps which I thought made them worth something.

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It took me ages to find a good set :D They are worth a heap more than $350 to me simply cause I had a hard time finding them :)

Shipping would be a bit expensive, although I've got a mate down Melb way that comes up now and again...

J

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