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Hey peoples

I have a BRAND NEW

TECHNICA STAINLESS STEEL OVEN.

900mm fully programmable multifunction oven

Stainless Steel - 100litre capactiy, 9 functions, closed door grilling,

rotisserie, digital clock, cavitiy cooling system, twin bulb thermostat,

anti-fingerprint stainless steel door and control panel, one piece oven

liner, safety cut off switch.

rrp: $1999 (current price at harvey norman)

dimensions required for fitment:

Length: 855mm

Depth: 525mm

Height: 473mm

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This was bought for a kitchen renovation but have since realised i'm considerably over budget. sigh.

Can supply pics or more info

PRICE: $1200 ono

all offers welcome

Will deliver free in eastern suburbs of melbourne

Contact Simon on 0419 15 45 15 or via pm

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