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slidinr32gtr Proficient

slidinr32gtr

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18x8.5+40 and 18x9.5+40 full set of Work Seekers, in excellent condition. fronts have 95% federal 595's, rears have 70% and slight inner camber wear. $800 ono
​Can easily freight them to you if need be, I'm on the gold coast, is quite cheap to freight, let me know your postcode for a quote

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PM if interested or call/msg Johnny 0414596256

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Nissan V35/V36 seven spoke 18x8 +30 front +33 rear.

Flush fit on 96 R33 Gts-t

Look very similar to work wt7 but cheaper.

Would separate if keen!

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/436944-fs-1996-nissan-skyline-gts-t-series-2/

Brand new Federal 595 ss 235/40/18 alround. one track day old.

I'm in perth btw.

Can arrange courier at buyers expense.

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AsM Rising Star

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Nissan V36 Coupe 18" Factory wheels made my Enkei Japan

Tires are almost at the mark

Perfect for track...

Edit: Pic is from online source but those are the wheels mate and have "Nissan" center caps too

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