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Nikon D70s with goodies

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I'm selling my Nikon D70s with all its gear for $800. Everything is in good working order.

This includes:
the Nikon camera body
18-70mm standard lens
90mm Tamron 1:1 Macro lens
Two batteries and charger
Two protective UV filters
Adjustable Polarizing filter
High Density Filter
Original boxes, manuals, CDs... even a DVD.
CF II memory card

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And if you buy my camera and need help, I'll be happy to take the time to teach you how to use it. We can use Skype or FaceTime if you aren't local.

What a deal, right?
 
real good deal!!!!! how did you like that macro lens??? im looking at getting one since i only have the standard...:(
 
That's an awesome deal Marc!! Someone will jump on this I'm sure.
 
Great deal Marc!
 
The 90mm macro lens took very nice shots. All the lenses are in excellent shape, no scratches or damage.

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Up front I will. :) Once paid in full, I'll ship it or you can pick it up.
 
hmm, might have to see if wife will approve of this. doubt it but will ask. I have been wanting something like this for a while. Ill tell her it will take great baby pictures ? Good deal.
 
I would really like to get this camera sold. Make an offer.

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Will you sell the 90mm seperate? PM if you are willing
 
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Camera setup is sold, pending arrival of payment.
 
No, I'm sorry I do not. I don't use Canon cameras.
 

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