Headunit, Paintball, Computer, and TV
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Headunit, Paintball, Computer, and TV
Name: Ken
Location: Seaford
Trades: None at all, cash only
Contact: PM or post, I'm always on
JVC D series 32" TV
TV is used, I don't know how old it is. A year or two I'm sure. My parents bought it new, used it in the living room, then upgraded to a 58" HD junk. TV is hardly ever used, and works perfectly.
Asking $100 OBO, these went for $3-400 brand new so sounds fair.
Spyder Compact Java Edition w/ hopper, no air tank
This is all I have left from my paintball days, havn't shot it in awhile but it worked fine the last time I used it. I'll throw in a old bag of paint, some busts, but what am I gonna use it for?
Asking $40, very fair price.
Gigabyte GA-MA69G-S3H motherboard
Specifications and such
I've had this mobo for a little over a year, only used for a couple of months until I got my ASUS M3A78 PRO. Board has been in its box since, and is practically brand new.
I paid about $120 for this board, they still go for about that, or even higher.
Asking $65, for a quad core mobo, can't really go wrong.
Location: Seaford
Trades: None at all, cash only
Contact: PM or post, I'm always on
JVC D series 32" TV
TV is used, I don't know how old it is. A year or two I'm sure. My parents bought it new, used it in the living room, then upgraded to a 58" HD junk. TV is hardly ever used, and works perfectly.
Asking $100 OBO, these went for $3-400 brand new so sounds fair.
Spyder Compact Java Edition w/ hopper, no air tank
This is all I have left from my paintball days, havn't shot it in awhile but it worked fine the last time I used it. I'll throw in a old bag of paint, some busts, but what am I gonna use it for?
Asking $40, very fair price.
Gigabyte GA-MA69G-S3H motherboard
Specifications and such
I've had this mobo for a little over a year, only used for a couple of months until I got my ASUS M3A78 PRO. Board has been in its box since, and is practically brand new.
I paid about $120 for this board, they still go for about that, or even higher.
Asking $65, for a quad core mobo, can't really go wrong.
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