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Hey guys, I have been meaning to get rid of these for a while now as I have my set of Meisters.

I only used them for a couple of months before I got another set of wheels.

They are at my parents place so I can't get current pics of them now, (have ones from about 6 months ago below) but I have stored them in the garage for about 6-7 months, just collecting dust.

All four come with center caps and they are in great condition, with 80-90% tread on the tyres.

Asking $270 ono, which considering the tyres cost me more then that amount and they have been barely used, I believe its reasonable.

You can contact me on 0419110110. Inspections welcome - Even gives me an excuse to see my parents :D

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I'll take two if Mark wants to take the other two. Given that i'm not looking for burnouts, I'll take the two with the most tread : )

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Lol im doing this partly for u mate, if they dont come back to me by tomorrow morning, I'll see you tomorrow night :) so they have 12 hours :happy:

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Sorry Fellas, Jake needed them desperately, he just picked them up! otherwise he would have been driving on his hubs tomorrow without these!

I hate doing that, normally I go by interest first, but I couldn't let a fellow SAU'er not have a car.

Astro-boy, re ur pm... You are a very decent bloke.

Sorry again to all interested parties who missed out.

*SOLD*

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Sorry Fellas, Jake needed them desperately, he just picked them up! otherwise he would have been driving on his hubs tomorrow without these!

I hate doing that, normally I go by interest first, but I couldn't let a fellow SAU'er not have a car.

Astro-boy, re ur pm... You are a very decent bloke.

Sorry again to all interested parties who missed out.

*SOLD*

Hey gents,

I have a set of s15 rims and tyres that I can happily transfer to a set of R33 rims. Take your pic. PM's if you are interested.

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