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They're exactly the same as the ones being sold in this thread, 17x8 front, 17x9 rear hypergolds. Don't really have many other pics worth showing as i took the shots whilst doing a quick lap around the block this arvo after a radiator flush, and within a minute of getting out of the car, a bullant bit me on the foot :)

They dont look that wide though as ive only got 235/45/17 yokos on all 4 corners.

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i just did the quote thingy from modyourcar

and i got $1631 to your door.

but thats ok,

the guy that was gona pay 1500 is coming this friday.

so its all good.

thanks ppl

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hi all,

need cash,

willing to let these go this week for $1800 with tyres or $1400 without tyres.

need to go ASAPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP

thanks

pick up in parra,

call me on 0425 731383

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