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I just looked at my real genuine GM wheels and they have the size stamped in it as well as INDIA

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34 minutes ago, newdude said:

Got any more pictures of the back or the face of the wheel? 

 

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14 minutes ago, dieselfan1 said:

I just looked at my real genuine GM wheels and they have the size stamped in it as well as INDIA

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Are some rims made in "india" and others in "china" my denalis say "china"

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19 minutes ago, dieselfan1 said:

I just looked at my real genuine GM wheels and they have the size stamped in it as well as INDIA

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8 minutes ago, 1SLOW1500 said:

I say just offer $1000 cash and don't care either way.

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Haha tried that already hes stuck at 12. Talked him down from 14 

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Go see them have 20s all wrapped together and pull it out say it is all you can do. Hustle it. They appear real but I would have thought the pic would have been the part number

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3 minutes ago, 1SLOW1500 said:

Go see them have 20s all wrapped together and pull it out say it is all you can do. Hustle it. They appear real but I would have thought the pic would have been the part number

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Hes a tough 1 and hes firm at 12. Dont like to carry 20s especially 1k worth. That is bulky as heck. Trust me I'm basically the haggler king Haha but sometimes I meet strong negotiators that wont budge 

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If they are real , and I think they are , $1200 is a good price. Not a killer deal but not bad either. 

I think these wheels are the best looking factory wheels especially the 22's.

I'd buy them for that price all day long. You see what they cost new right? Those look like new too.

I love them on my truck.

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22 minutes ago, dieselfan1 said:

If they are real , and I think they are , $1200 is a good price. Not a killer deal but not bad either. 

I think these wheels are the best looking factory wheels especially the 22's.

I'd buy them for that price all day long. You see what they cost new right? These look like new too.

I love them on my truck.

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Damn that's beautiful. I need them on mine now

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1 hour ago, dieselfan1 said:

 

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The markings on your wheels look cleaner than the 1s the guy sent me. Does yours have rye product number on them?

 

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