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Hey guys, up for sale are my 17" Bronze buddy club p1s
They are 17x9 +20 all round and you dont often see them in these sizes.
They all have Federal 595s that are around 2000kms old and im running basically 0 camber so theres no uneven wear!
All are in good condition, no buckles but just a little rash on one.

Im asking $1500 as im in no rush to get rid of them but it would be nice to have some extra money for when i go overseas in 2 months so if you have money then feel free to come have a suss of them and make an offer,
My number is 0427979096 and im located way down south in port elliot but am always up in adelaide so i can deliver them, also postage is fine but at your cost obviously.

Pictures are here http://classifieds.nissansilvia.com/index.php?t=2315815&view=advert

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