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One of my front wheels is slightly buckled.. and its starting to really annoy me above 100km/hr.. Therefore I am after 1x R32 GTS-T rim in decent condition. Doesn't have to be in perfect condition, but would prefer not too hacked.

Let me know if you have one sitting around, or I might be prepared to buy a pair if necessary. Don't want to pay any more than $100 for the 1x rim.

Postage to QLD would be about $20, and aussie post will do it (as long as tyre is removed). So easy to post just the 1x rim from any post office... Just wrap it in some bubble wrap to stop obvious chips/etc, and away it can go.

Let me know if you have what I'm after..

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One of my front wheels is slightly buckled.. and its starting to really annoy me above 100km/hr.. Therefore I am after 1x R32 GTS-T rim in decent condition. Doesn't have to be in perfect condition, but would prefer not too hacked.

Let me know if you have one sitting around, or I might be prepared to buy a pair if necessary. Don't want to pay any more than $100 for the 1x rim.

Postage to QLD would be about $20, and aussie post will do it (as long as tyre is removed). So easy to post just the 1x rim from any post office...  Just wrap it in some bubble wrap to stop obvious chips/etc, and away it can go.

Let me know if you have what I'm after..

I have 3. Don't ask what happened to #4. :)

I'll check out the rims for scratches if you want, almost no rubber left.

Oh yeah and i'm brisbane (i was the r32 next to you at the march 15 trackday).

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