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I have a set of R34 GT-R wheels for sale that came off a car that I bought for a future dedicated track car.

They are in good condition although do have scrapes/gutter rash on each wheel. Check out pics below.

The have Bridgestone GIII tyres (245/40/18) which are quite worn, 2 of them are not roadworthy.

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Price: $1900 ono

Located in Narre Warren North VIC, will ship interstate at buyer's expense.

Low ballers will be ignored.

PM or reply here if interested.

Cheers,

Jack

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how much can you do just the tyres for?

Mate not sure what the tyres would be worth, they are quite worn.

Plus they wouldn't be roadworthy....

Plus gotta pay someone to remove them from the rims....

I'd say $200??

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Cheers Loky.

Still for sale...

######## I have been watching prices on R34 GTR wheels and for 2k you get Mint ...no gutter rash !!!

Hey Loky, maybe your a mate , but $1900 is overpriced and we will continue to see Bumps on this post ...thou

now downgraded to $1800-!!!!!. Seeming every wheel has gutter rash + some with marks as well,, then $1600- is there worth

in my view !!! I have a mate after some and i have been looking out for him , thou most have been Mint at 2k;

and he will be using for track work, so not requiring Mint but more like these in this post . All i have said

is what i have observed, and at $1600- then shipping then i think he would buy !!! Will tell him . Cheers

######## I have been watching prices on R34 GTR wheels and for 2k you get Mint ...no gutter rash !!!

Hey Loky, maybe your a mate , but $1900 is overpriced and we will continue to see Bumps on this post ...thou

now downgraded to $1800-!!!!!. Seeming every wheel has gutter rash + some with marks as well,, then $1600- is there worth

in my view !!! I have a mate after some and i have been looking out for him , thou most have been Mint at 2k;

and he will be using for track work, so not requiring Mint but more like these in this post . All i have said

is what i have observed, and at $1600- then shipping then i think he would buy !!! Will tell him . Cheers

Hey cloaky, seems like you've done quite a bit of research and you have raised some valid points. I guess it all depends how desperate the seller is. I have recently seen the prices of similar rims and people should pay attention to the 'ono' part of the price. I've had a few offers, one really stupid one but I guess at the end of the day you can only try. Worst case scenario I will just ignore your offer, or say no.

They come up quite often so I'm sure you will be able to find a set for your mate at the right price.

The wheels are now sold, paid for and picked up by the new owner.

Cheers,

Jack

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