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Just clearing up unwanted stuff to fund some sorta powerful motor for my ke70 so maybe open to swaps with cash either way for something of interest

Specialised Stump Jumper - this bike cost over 4grand nearly 3 years ago. Has many mods including tubeless rims i used to ride it to work everyday but now i work to far away and use it once every few months was only serviced with new tyres 2 months ago $1200 neg

2 pit bikes - one is only parts, frames suspension missing motor and the other is a 125 i used to use it at friends place but now just sits undercovers the pair $400 with what ever spares i have lying around

Pantera by onga high rate sand filter for large swimming pool with crompton parkinson filter flow pool pump all in

very good working condition $500

Wood bar or reception desk in brand new condition was going to build into bar area but brough a spa and have no room $200

old 1952 Kalvernator fridge has blown thermostat so just keeps cooling until your beer freezes. Got a bar fridge for xmas so no longer need it. i used to just turn it on and parties or when mates are over just wouldn leave beer in there for a few days or it will freeze them. $300

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All stuff is negotiable just send me a text or pm

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located elizabeth downs

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