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i bought the rims second hand from ebay with those tyres, and if you look at how they are bold its definately not from burnouts front ones are just as bold, like i said come and inspect it for yourself, dont like it dont buy it very simple

Let me put this in capital letters so people can understand. CAR NEEDS BLUE SLIP HENCE NOT REGISTERED AND CANNOT BE DRIVEN ON THE ROAD LEGALLY !

Please don't lowball me with offers such as $2k cash. The price was set for a quick sale but has'nt been so far. NO TIME WASTERS PLEASE ! GENUINE BUYERS ONLY !

My number - 0435 324 628

So you can do your checks before you come - VIN - 6U9000ECR33022605 ENGINE # - RB25091849A

i bought the rims second hand from ebay with those tyres, and if you look at how they are bold its definately not from burnouts front ones are just as bold, like i said come and inspect it for yourself, dont like it dont buy it very simple

no worries mate, thats fair enough.. im glad thats not the case :), looks like i have sold my subaru but nothings concrete yet, you know how minds can change.. i will be in contect with you via PM asap when i get the info..

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