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Advanti Racing Club Rims - Multi 4-stud 16x7"

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Got a set of Advanti Rims for sale. they are 16x7" and are multi-stud. 4x100 and 4x114.3 so they'll fit a whole range of cars. All rims have tyres, 2 have about 80% tread while the other two are pretty much bald.

Rims in themselves are in good condition, they have weird marks on them but it doesn't affect the wheels drivability at all. If you're keen you can get them powdercoated for about $150 a set.

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SOLD THANKS! :O

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