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Hey guys have my 2 apexi computers for sale.

Apexi SAFC (english Version) $250

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Apexi RSM (english Verison) $280

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Comes as seen in photos with stands thanks guys please email me as i'm not on here very often on [email protected]

Willing to post australia wide for extra $10

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price DROP

RSM $220 SOLD

SAFC $200

can post for extra $10

price DROP

RSM $220 SOLD PENDING PAYMENT

SAFC $200 sold pending peyment

can post for extra $10

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