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FS: 14x6 GB "Minilite" wheels from the 80's $350 (Made in Italy)

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For sale is a set of well used Minilite styled wheels. 14x6 et 30. I ran these wheels briefly on my '02 with no rubbing or fitment issues, though it does require longer wheel studs or special lug nuts. They're in need of some refurbishment, as there's a bit of curb rash on all of them. Two wheels have slight bends, and one of those has a decent gouge on the rim. I gave them a quick run through the media blaster to get several layers of nasty paint off and check for cracks (none found), and there is still some orange paint clinging to the wheels in places. I think two of these wheels could come out very nicely with a DIY treatment, but the other two should probably be done professionally if you're looking for really good results. Cool, uncommon, lightweight (14lbs 10oz), vintage, Italian made alloys. I'd like to get $350 for the set. Located in Portland, OR. Glad to ship at cost. 

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