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Hey Mate, PM Sent - could you please send me your mobile - would like to come and pick them up.

Gday Mate

PM sent I have a set i am wanting to get rid of and also live at North Lakes

Cheers

PM sent-check my topics for pics

ive got VGC set-no damage/rash/etc-original silver paint-Federal tyres are all 90% tread-Formoza FD1 205/55/16-good street/track tyre's

or have another set/same rims id do cheaper VGC with 80% evenly worn Firestone tyres

can deliver them to brissy area's

cheers

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I've got a set of 18"s with Federal 595 tyres all round, tyres are in really good condition, just bought the fronts a few months ago... i'm looking to upgrade to 19's so if you want, send me a PM. they are the wheels in my avatar <---



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