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Adelaide wheel and rim

Extensive wheels.

Both are on sth rd just sth of sir donald bradman dr,both close together on opp sides of the road,make sure u get quotes first- there will be a difference!

Regards,

SKYLINE...(Kym) B)

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yeah had mine done at adelaide wheel and rim when i hit a gutter and bent the inside

edge. the guys from extensive said it was beyond repair so took it across the road and

got it re-rolled for $120. did a great job too. it was a small price to pay compared to

getting another volk.

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i used to get a lot of rims reparied when i raced speedway adelaide wheel and rim ripped my off bigtime and the guy across the road at EXPENSIVE not EXTENSIVE was just as bad found a guy at brompton called miracorp was cheaps as chips did a great job dont know if he is still around tho

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