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Item:DD Digital Designs 1012a 1000a series 12inch subwoofer (Made In USA)

Details: SVC Rated 600wRMS. Currently feeding 500wRMS and it just eats it up.

Location:Sydney

Item Condition:Excellent

Reason for selling:spare sub

Price:$180 or near offer

Payment Method: Pickup - Cash.

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Item: Autogauge Stepper Motor Swiss 52mm Water temp gauge

Details: Top of the line Autogauge line with very accurate stepper motor as used in top of the line Defi. Has built in warning built which lights up at 98degC. Comes with all cables, sender and gauge cup.

Location: Sydney

Item Condition: Brand New

Reason for selling:need red colour stepper motor to match my oil temp

Price:$70firm paid $90

Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, or DD/Post for extra $10

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