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You have my offer... you should stop bumping and get back to everyone, I've talked to 3 other people and they've all said you have not answered.

Nice attitude mate. Personally I think the rims you are selling are "Impul Style" not genuine Impul, and until you can prove otherwise I think you should update your first post to avoid confusion from potential buyers.

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Let me know if you want to swap for these rims.

All details and pics in the link.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=95485

I'm 1.5 hours from mildura aswell so I can pickup.

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PEAKIN: dude i seen your car down here a lil while ago you should come down more often

2GU UP: please read the description "style" these are the ones from tempy they are brand new and save your self around 2 to 300 dollars and no waiting "nice r32 buy the way"

Another set of wheels your selling ??? hmmm, something doesnt seem right here. If you indeed are selling this rims genuinly. Then why buy them. I remember you not too long ago selling some lenso rims also

so i cant change my mind in my choice of style of wheels for my car i have changes my mind in setup for my car if you are not intresed in buying them at all please keep your comments to yourself

didnt you pay $1450 for these off ebay not long ago???

He paid $1625 for them... i know because he outbidded me by $25..i wanted those rims badly so i eneded up paying $1900 from Tempe.

free bumpy.

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