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I have for sale a bliltz power meter id.

in melbourne and can post interstate.

it's been neatly removed from my car, and is very easily installed in another vehicle.

item condition is very good with no scratches on the screen or unit itself.

it's the silver model and would compliment the half din space next to an id 3 or something similar.

RRP = $250 ish so i would like $180.

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thanks,

Greg.

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here is a link to more information about this cool little gadget.

the one i have for sale comes with everything needed to hook it up, although i don't have the box.

the item is in as new condition.

i am also slightly negotiable on the price.

to read more follow the link.

http://www.nengun.com/catalogue/product/738

Edited by R32gts-t

this was sold pending payment........

I have been stuffed around by the last buyer,

while i held the item for him i was approached by 3 other prospective buyers.

I will not hold it for anyone, first in best dressed from now on.

I will accept $180 including postage, or $170 for a quick pick up.

these retail at around $260 on nengun, the only difference is mine doesn't come with a box, it is in as new condition.

thanks,

Greg

0401 873 739

(i'm located in Glen Iris, Melbourne, Victoria)

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