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G'day everyone..

I've got a set of 18" Work Meister S2R's on my R34 taxi, my left rear centercap has been MIA for a couple of months now and I'm really keen to rectify this, not too sure where to start so some help would be much appreciated! ;)

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Funny I found that pic, as this set too have one wheel also missing a centercap, but it is that exact wheel and style (ie: non chrome, brushed style).. I really want to keep them as is, I've been told to just take it to a wheel shop and they'll patch it up, but I'd like to do it properly..

Cheers,

Mark.

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