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Item:17 x 8 +18F & 17 x 9 +24 Rear Weds Kranze Rims 5 x 114.3 F and 9 hole 114.3Rear

Age:1 yr from when i got them from japan

Condition:Great

Price:$1500 ono $1600 delivered interstate

To Fit:Skylines. Silvia's with 5 stud. Toyota's (What car)

Location:Adelaide

Contact:Brenton on 0439 455 399 or just PM me on here. Or come down to Adelaide Tyrepower on Currie St if local

Comments:

Have had these wheels since this time last year really.

Fit perfectly on an R32 coupe and 4dr.

They have some minor gutter rash on 2 of them and 1 is currently getting some nasty rash taken out of it professionally by Extensive Wheel and Rim as i am typing this.

I dont want to let these go as I want them for skid rims on the 81 but i cant afford to keep them.

I need to get new things for the 81.

Am negotiable on the price but nothing too stupid.

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Any further questions just ask.

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