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Veilside Andrew 17x9 +17 Fat Dishies With Tyres $1200 Ono

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veilside andrew 17x9 +17 offset 5 stud . will fit all cars, some may need rolling of the guards. 225 and 235 nankangs and dunlops, may come with spare tyres looking to swap +/- cash for 18x9 or bigger, minimum +25 offset or $1300 now $1200 ono

ADELAIDE- PICK UP OR upwards of $100 [email protected] dont pm please 0421 720 618

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