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G'Day Guys and Gals,

I have some magazines I have laying around, which I wish to get rid of it, I thought you guys/gals who would like to have if you don't have the copies of it. Perfect for putting it in waiting room with all these other magazines or researching tool.

I don't really need all these as i have a copy of all these issues of the magazine, however, I may have more magazines if I happen to find more, just PM me what you want and I'll see what I can do. I also have heaps of magazine of other automotive interests (mostly 4x4's) which I'd glad to sell it to you. (all magazines are $5 plus postage if required).

AUTOSALON:

Issue 30 (x1) - $5

Issue 31 (x1) - $5

Issue 32 (x2) - $5

DRIFT BATTLE:

Issue 1 (x1) - $5

Issue 6 (x1) - $5

Issue 8 (x1) - $5

FAST FOURS:

October 2005 (x1) - $5

HPI (High Performance Imports):

No. 43 (x1) - $5

No. 53 (x2) - $5

No. 54 (x1) - $5

No. 56 (x1) - $5

No. 61 (x1) - $5

No. 63 (x1) - $5

No. 65 (x3) - $5

No. 66 (x1) - $5

No. 74 (x1) - $5

SPEED:

Issue 11 (x1) - $5

ZOOM:

No. 81 (x2) - $5

No. 89 (x1) - $5

No. 111 (x2) - $5

Postage can be done at buyers expense. Otherwise, pick up can be done at Frankston South (my place).

I could do exchange for 2 issue of SPEED magazine which I don't have (Issue 1 & 3) for these is available for sale. If you happen to have these, PM me.

Any questions, feel free to PM me and I'll get back to you.

I could take some pictures at your request. The condition of all magazines are good but some of them have some marks, it's no big deal as all are read-able.

Cheers

Grant

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Anyone want a (or some) magazines?

I could go to my local post office to find out how much is the postage roughly (to each major cities) if you want me to.

Up you go!

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