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>Selling 16 inch, 3 R34 GT Rims with one more cracked in 2 places pinch.gif .

>They were painted a year ago and as you see the paint work on two of them is very average and the other two i have sanded back expecting to repaint but i have no time to bother with it so if you DIY handy its a good project.

>The tyres have a decent amount of tread two rims have Pirreli 7's and the other 2 have Sumtimomu.

>Use them as spares, repair the cracked rim and run it on your daily, track them ETC

PRICE: $150 for rims and tyres.

Location: Rockdale NSW.

PICS RIMS

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Needs painting

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good condition

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Good Condition

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This is the cracked one

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Tyre Tread:

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How they looked on my skyline

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Bump because price drop $100 dollars for the lot, i need room in the garge and these are taking that up i just want them gone

good for drifto remember the cracked one needs a professional opinion in regards to fixing it

i had one guy tell me its unfixable based on some pics but still $100 is a good price for 3 R34 25GT rims.

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