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POLISH PAD BRAND NEW! EXCELLENT QUALITY

PRICE: ONLY 1DOLLAR EACH (FIRM) :thumbsup:

ARC GEAR KNOB

MINT CONDITION

RARE ITEM! NO LONGGER PRODUCED,M 10X 150

PRICE:199 ONO :thumbsup:

HAMP OIL FILTER

BRAND NEW/SEALED

SUIT ALL HONDA EXCEPT NSX

SELLING DUE CAR IS SOLD

PRICE: ONLY 17 BUCKS EACH(FIRM) :thumbsup:

LEXOL CAR LEATHER WIPES

EASY USE AND CONVINIENCE

PRICE: ONLY 1.50 EACH :thumbsup:

JIM BEAM

BRAND NEW/ UNWANTED GIFT

PRICE:90 BUCKS ONO :thumbsup:

VOLK RAYS WHITE CENTRE FLAT CAP

MINT CONDITION!

2 PC ONLY!

PRICE: ONLY 45 BUCKS :thumbsup:

GLACIER SLEEPING BAG

PRICE; 40 FOR BOTH

CALL OR TXT: 0401248936 :yes:

ALL PRICE ARE FOR PICK UP ONLY MELBOURNE CBD!

SHIPPING AT BUYER EXPENSE!

NO LOWBALLERS! CHEERS GUYS! :thanks::thumbsup:

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