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Hey guys i am after a new set of wheels, dont mind a little bit of damage....i need them to be 17-18in.....with at least 60% tread my price range isn't that high :D due to respray in three weeks and body kit... :down: so please if you got a set of O.K. rims please pm me or reply here.....rims that i am really after are R34 gtt wheels or 33 gtr wheels but any 17-18in wheels will do....thanks

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Hey mate,

iv got a set of 18inch wheels i wanna get rid of

its actually in really good condition but has been sitting

at my mates place for ages

if u can get alittle over $500 u can take them

send me your email address and i can send u a pic

of it when it was on my skyline

cheers mate

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