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Volk Te37 In White 18inch Price Drop To $2650

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Hey guys,

Since im changing the style of my car and im a rim whore, my rims are up for sale!!! Not fakes, but the real thing baby!!! No gutter rash, never been dropped at all!!!

These were only purchased from japan not long ago, and havent driven very far whilst in australia...

So why am I selling??? I MISS MY BLACK VOLKS!!! So since im purchasing new wheels, these ones are up for sale.

Specs:

Front: 18x8.5 +30 offset (Fronts have approx 50% rubber and still have heaps of meat left in them!) 235/40/18

Rear: 18x9.5 + 35 offset (Rears have approx 35% rubber, still road legal and provide plenty of grip in the wet!) 245/35/18

Tires are potenza series from bridgestone, and are uni directional. Not too sure on the profile, but im pretty sure thats the profile, will confirm that next time i go out to the garage.

PRICE NOW: $2650 firm Can sell interstate at buyers expense, roughly $150 - $200 for interstate shipping

Absolutely imacculate, stickers still in tact on every wheel, and comes with centre caps too!!! All rims in mint condition

Located in Sydney, and will definately fit into the gaurds of a standard r33 gtst as they are coming off mine.

You can see pics in my gallery, and also pics attatched, Local buyers are more than welcome to come check them out or trial fit.

CONTACT: [email protected] / PM / 0423 324 906

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I have seen these rims, in person.. and let me assure u these are in mint condition..

Mr_G is the sort of person who wont let anything, and i mean anything happen to it and keeps all his stuff in A1 condition..

But just saying all this isnt enough.. You should see it in person..

I would have bought these if it looked gd on a silver 33 lol..

Gd luck man..

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