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R32 GTR Rims for sale. Forged, Gunmettal in colour,(u know the ones). In perfect condition, with Dunlop rubber all round. 70% on the rear and 80% on fronts................

offers above $1100 dollars please guys......................... will also consider a trade., for similar rims.............offset, studpattern ect ect

I DO NOT HAVE A DIGI CAMERA SO I CANT TAKE PICS, sorry for the inconveinence. u all should know what they look like anyway................please do not haggle me for the price as i will not go down in price, the tyres cost a shit load alone

call me on 0403228773 or sms me...............

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