Daisy Rock Electric Acoustic Guitar and Durable Gator Case
Hello Neighbors!
This used to be my guitar however I have recently bought a new one and have no need for this guitar. Therefore I am looking for somebody interested in buying it along with its case and putting it to good use. The guitar was shipped from America and is a pink and black electric acoustic steal string daisy rock guitar that was $270 USD meaning it’s original price values out to be $390 NZD. The case I purchased at the rock shop in botany for $119 NZD so the original value for both the guitar and case together was $509NZD. However due to the fact that they have been used a little I am willing to sell them them for anything between $300 and $350NZD. I can drop off no pick ups required if it is two much of a mission. I will be using the money towards my trip to Melbourne as I am representing NZ u17 Tahitian Tag team at the Melbourne cup tag competition in November😌 I live in the Gardens near the Gardens School and my number is 0226740911
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This latest batch even features her own hand-sewn designs, and customers have been loving them, they sell almost as soon as they hit the shelf!
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