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Hi,

I have a set of Volk CE28Ns in bronze with tyres for sale. They are virtually brand new. These are forged and extremely light weight. The tyres are in brand new condition too.

Should fit Skylines, RX7s Supras and S14 Silvias. Now here for the nitty gritty details:

Size and offset: 17x8 +38, 17x9 +40

PCD: 5x114.3

Tyres: Wrapped in Bridgestone Regno GR-8000. 235/45 for the fronts and 255/45 for the rears. Like new

Location: Fairfield, Sydney

Price: $2400 $2300 $2200

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Edited by spio

Hey are you a trader? Cause my mate said he went saw these exact same rims with the exact same tyres brand/width/profile tonight in syd, which was sold for only $1500 by a guy with a rx7. I presume these are the rims which were sold.

Hey are you a trader? Cause my mate said he went saw these exact same rims with the exact same tyres brand/width/profile tonight in syd, which was sold for only $1500 by a guy with a rx7. I presume these are the rims which were sold.

Nah I'm definitely not a trader. How coincidental hehe

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