Bbs Lm 4×100 17" Rims on 2040-parts.com
Bethpage, New York, US
I do not want to sell these. . As I am married with a son and will never have another set.. these are real BBS LM 4x100 made in Japan . Any other questions ask.. they are mint sitting in the climate controlled garage. . I can take more pictures .. just let me know..
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