Subject	www.wheels-america.com or fixrim.com
Posted by	Salivate on December 30, 2004 at 7:20 PM
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In Reply To	anyone know where to source "gray-market" wheels? posted by fourZero on December 30, 2004 at 03:32 PM
Message	considering i dont know how bad the damage is and whether it's repairable, try contacting Wheels America. they can fix just about any kind of damage for about a buck a wheel. (tell them you saw their ad in grassroots motorsports mag) if they can't fix your wheel they may have some in their stockhouses and can ship them for you. Search shows 2 locations in CA, (SF & S. Antonio) for you. good luck! I wouldn't do that if I were you
Follow Ups	anyone know where to source "gray-market" wheels? - fourZero 15:32:51 12/30/04 that sucks - College Boy 15:46:37 12/30/04 Re: that sucks - fourZero 15:49:01 12/30/04 damn what happened did i miss something?! (n/m) - College Boy 15:57:22 12/30/04 he bought some wheels off a guy with a wrecked supra - UnrulyZX 16:00:06 12/30/04 Damn that sucks. I was going to say get it repaired, but - 94Z32XTT 16:15:32 12/30/04 dude that sucks. I have those wheels and i must say - turbosailor 16:50:02 12/30/04 try www.projectnissan.com - CHUNG (Dallas) 17:35:22 12/30/04 Try this one. - govaardz(Aruba) 18:15:29 12/30/04 www.wheels-america.com or fixrim.com - Salivate 19:20:53 12/30/04 it's FUBAR - fourZero 21:57:50 12/30/04 Re: anyone know where to source "gray-market" wheels? - Z-32 20:24:12 12/30/04 try takakaira.com I was importing parts from them, but - Chip(GMS Racing) 23:22:53 12/30/04
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