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Unfortunately Im selling my BBS LM's to urgently repair my newly acquired R33.

I bought them from Japanese Performance Centre earlier this year and haven't used them since.

Specs as follows -

Fronts are 18 x 9 +20 w/ Dunlop Direzza 235/40 R18

Rears are 18 x 9.5 +35 w/ Dunlop LeMans 235/40 ZR18

Tyres have about 50% tread

Next to no gutter rash on all but one rim, although it very minor.

All have genuine BBS black centre caps and genuine BBS valve caps.

I want to get what I paid for them which was 2850.00 or something very close.

0430-124-417

Located in Perth WA, but can freight interstate at buyers expense.

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