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hey guys, got my enkei RP01's up for sale, they really need a good clean up. Im not sure on the size or anything but i THINK they are 17x8 or 9.

tyres have little to no tread. they came off an r33 gtst.

after $500.

cheers,

joe

mods: feel free to combine my threads - i keep on thinking up things to sell as i go.

offset and are you able to confirm width? THanks

hey guys, got my enkei RP01's up for sale, they really need a good clean up. Im not sure on the size or anything but i THINK they are 17x8 or 9.

tyres have little to no tread. they came off an r33 gtst.

after $500.

cheers,

joe

mods: feel free to combine my threads - i keep on thinking up things to sell as i go.

ok i got it..

ive got 2x 17x9 +38

and 2x 17x8 +38

not sure if the 38 is right, it just had a 38 on the back where the size was so im just assuming it is.

well... if these dont sell by the weekend im going to get them powdercoated and keep them - theyre going for $1200 in shmick condition!!

I don't know if this helps but I would like to buy the pair of 8" wide rims if you can sell the 9" to someone else?

Thanks

As long as it happens at the same time guys.

Hey Security,

I sent Tadrasone a PM a few days ago to say I would go ahead if he takes the pair of 9" wide but I still haven't heard back from the guy. Do you know how to contact him so we can put this deal together?

Thanks

Where exactly in Sydney? Kindly PM me contact details and I'll ring you...

pm sent mate

Hey Security,

I sent Tadrasone a PM a few days ago to say I would go ahead if he takes the pair of 9" wide but I still haven't heard back from the guy. Do you know how to contact him so we can put this deal together?

Thanks

no idea mate. try white pages.

where about in sydney are you?

im in bankstown but i can load these up on my trailer and get these around to surrounding areas.

cheers,

joe

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