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I have a set of R33 GT-R wheels on my car at the moment, but would like to see how much I could afford to offer W1ngnut for his epic wheels if I sold these ones first. I'm not sure how much these usually fetch, since condition would play a large part given the age of the wheels.

Currently there's a decent amount of very minor gutter rash on a few of the wheels. This is entirely cosmetic - none of it is bad. Wheels have never been damaged. All have centre caps. All currently balanced with current tyres

Tyres themselves are so-so. Rears have horrible camber wear on the inside, but outside tread is still good. Can't give a %, but they wouldn't be considered legal given the camber wear. Fronts are perfectly legal, HEAPS of tread left.

Throw offers at me guys, but no point low balling me as I'm not trying to get rid of them - merely seeing how much people will pay. I WILL sell them for the right price though.

Will ship at buyer's expense for interstate sales, but would naturally rather a local sale.

As per forums rules (D'OH) I would like to fetch $1200 for the wheels. Open to offers, but don't low ball me still.

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I paid $1500 for a set about a month ago but they came with 6 brand new tyres and the rims had just come back from the painters and not one cm of gutter rush on them at all.

Most sets I have seen with slight gutter rash and ok tyres are around the $1000-$1200 mark and for some reason SA where I live 33 gtr rims can be difficult to find.

$1000 FIRM guys, take em away! Pics on request if you want them. This is as low as I'll go guys, any lower than this and I can't afford the bloody replacement rims lol

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