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22" Intro XLR Rally Wheels - 3pc - Completely Rebuilt - BRAND NEW&

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Was saving these for my project truck, but I am going to put them on the market now since some things are changing with my build plans.

 

I am the original owner of these wheels. I had them custom made by Intro about 5yrs ago. They were 22" Intro XLR Series Rally wheels that I had made in a 3pc version. The wheels were originally ordered (as pictured below) with chrome lips and anthracite centers. Front wheels were 22x8.5, rears were 22x10. They were setup to sit a hair inside the fenders, they will tuck.

 

Anyhow, I sold them to another member about 2 years ago, and then bought them back from that member about a year ago since he sold his truck. The chrome lips were in bad shape with some bubbling and flaking, so i had them dipped and stripped at Gulf Plating in Oakland Park, FL.

 

The wheels are getting completely redone as we speak. The centers are now matte black with gloss black accents, matte black center caps, gloss black rivets, and gloss black inner/outer lips. The outer lips will have a thing red ring going around the outside of the wheel and the INTRO logo will be red as well on the center cap. I spent ALOT of money to get these things completely rebuilt for the new truck.

 

Brand new I paid $1100/wheel for these. I have alot into them, they are basically completely rebuilt and brand new. No tires have been mounted on them since being rebuilt. I will post up the rebuilt pictures as soon as they are done and reassembled.

 

Looking for $2500 OBO, no trades, wheels only. These are 100% custom one-off wheels, no one has anything like them. If the buyer wants, I can add/delete certain options and colors before they get sprayed. I should have them getting resprayed in the next 2 weeks. Just waiting to get to the painter.

 

Below is what they looked like on my truck PRIOR to being rebuilt:

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