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17 INCH CE28 Genesis Limited Edition

For sale are a rare set of 17 inch CE28 genesis limited edition.

Size is 17x9.5 +28 offset. Will suit a variety of cars such as Evo 6, S13 S14 S15 Silvia, Skylines etc.

Tyres are in good condition, Ku36 in 235/45/17.

Wheels are also in good condition, virtually no gutter rash.

There were only 500 sets of these wheels made in this specifications, these are extremely rare wheels they even come with a carbon fibre sticker attached to them!

Price is $2500 firm. sms offers and lowballers will be ignored.

im not in a hurry to sell these wheels. i believe these wheels are worth the asking price. this is more of a eoi.

No trades please as i do not have enough room for more wheels.

Please PM or contact 0433 832 973 if you are interested.

Pickup from vermont south, i can ship interstate but buyer must organise shipping.

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