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Hey all, am selling the rims off my r34 which has just been imported from japan. The rims are eurasia speed f24...... sizes front = 17/235/45 rear = 17/255/40 with the standard skyline stud pattern, and the tyres are nexen's with 95% tread. reare rims have 4 minor dints on the lip of the rim, 2 on each, see photo for reference. Looking for 1100 or a swap for some 18 or 19 deep dish 5 spoke gloss black rims with a silver lip. Am located in Sale victoria, 2.5 hour drive from melbourne.sorry about the pics i havnt been able to wash my car in 2 weeks lol

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