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Item:r33 gtr rims with tyres (80% tread)

Age:unknown

Condition:average/good

Price:$1,000

To Fit: (What car) most skylines

Location:melbourne west

Contact:Anthony 0433387334

Comments: just bought new wheels so im sellin these ones. tyres are 235/45/17 yellowsea brand. They grip quite well :P

gimme a call if intrested. can also post at buyers expense.

cheers

Anthony

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Wouldn't mind these.

If anyone wants to by my R32 GTR wheels with tyres let me know.

how much u wanna sell the gtr 32 rims for? might be interested.

they look like r33 gtr wheels.....

they have some gutter rash. some wheels have more than others but pretty sure u can fix em :(

my usb is stuffed so cant upload pics :bunny:

Edited by R33GOD

LOL Anthony, that is a ridiculously low price! I payed $100 less for a set with some gutter rash, bald tyres and 1 very minor buckle on one of the wheels.

Don't go lower! What a steal for some awesome wheels!

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