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- 18" wheels rims atx ledge teflon black with 325-65-18 nitto terra grappler at (US $1,849.00)
- 18" gear alloy nitro black with 285/65/18 nitto terra grappler at wheels rims(US $1,649.00)
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- 18" xd wheels rims 766 diesel chrome with 33x12.50x18 toyo open country mt tires(US $2,214.00)
- 20" xd crank chrome with 35x12.50x20 nitto mud grappler mt tires wheels rims(US $2,459.00)
Me and My Car: Eric Bauer and his Nissan Skyline
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