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Hi guys

I've got a brand new Logitech G27 Steering Wheel in the box unopened.

It is an unwanted present. Awesome for GT5.

$460, which I pretty sure is the cheapest you'll find it brand new.

pick up or possible delivery in Melbourne.

PM me.

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Its not... but good luck with sale champ.

G27 is a fkn ridiculously sweet wheel... just gotta hand a stand sturdy enough to cope with its motors

i said i was pretty sure it was the cheapest around. that was before the new years sales started and now they're on special for $344 :(

before xmas the cheapest i could find it for was $489.

i guess i'll have to keep it now.

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