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Brand New Rays Volk Racing Gt-f 19" Rims Wheels ***price Reduced*** Only One Set

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center]brand new Rays volk racing GT-F 19"

f:8.5J offset +23 r:9.5J offset +27 top secret gold

i"ve never seen it sell in aus, so i reckon this may be the only set in aus,

so be one of the first to own one.

this will surly perfect offset for skylines, 350z and v35 will also

fit RB skylines

and most japanese cars, bought this afew

months ago, never been used or fitted,

comes with center cap and valve,

took me 7 months as i order it fresh from Rays. cost me $4900, now is up for sale for $3900

A set of 18' GT-C cost will cost you RRP $ 3650, so this is

pretty well price,

this is also the special color (top secert gold)aswell, looks perfect on japanese performance cars

this can save u money and time.

pick up prefer, but will arrange postage,

please contact me if theres any question.

please call 0424380068 (tomy) if you are interested

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