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Im after a set of R33 GTS-T 16's or 300ZX 16's with all centercaps and in good condition , with tyres too and must be the set of 4 , need the wheels as soon as possible if anyone has a set PM Me .

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I have a set of R33 gtst Rims with all centercaps and in ok condition. 2 have basically new (2 weeks old) tires the other 2 are about 30%. You can have them for $350 (the tires were $300). Let me know if you want pics. I'm in Melbourne west.

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Sorry Danny can't PM yet because i have under 10 posts.

Really don't want to go less than $350 as i just spent 300 on the tires.

The 2 worn tires are not too bad i was driving on them with no dramas.

anyway here is a pic of the worst of the worn ones.

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and here is one of the new ones.

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Sorry about the shitty mobile pics.

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