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Eoi: Canon 450d Eos Digital Slr Camera + Genuine Canon Bg-e5 Battery Grip + 2x Genuine Canon Lp-e5 Batteries + 8gb Sandisk Ultra 2 Sdhc Card


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Need cash at the moment so I am thinking of selling this setup.

-Canon 450D EOS Digital SLR Camera

-Genuine Canon BG-E5 Battery Grip

-2x Genuine Canon LP-E5 Batteries

-8GB Sandisk Ultra II SDHC card

It's in 'as new' condition. Only around 5-6 months old body and grip has no scratches watsoever. Will come in original packaging.

This setup cost me around $2100 brand new. Make an offer! email me if you are interested.

email: [email protected]

Syd pickup available

Edited by cooljay
willing to separate?

I'd like to keep it as a package...

I will also consider selling it with my Canon 18-55mm IS EFS lens and genuine Canon EOS Camera Bag for $1470.

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