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Dunlop Formula R 18" Semi Slicks

265/35/18

very good condition, ~50%.

$250pair

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R32 GTR Rims Pair

16 by 8

+30 offset

very light, forged alloy.

5 by 114.3mm stud pattern (suit s14 etc)

ok condition, edge of 1 rim minor dent - see pic.

$275 pair

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cheers, alex.

0409 534520

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  • 5 weeks later...
Are the R32 GTR wheels still for sale?

CAn you get a set of 4 and what would it cost to ship to Tassie???

bj_glover(at)hotmail.com

Cheers B



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