WTS:Cheap! Mint condition Ni-CD 3300mAh 7.2V , Tamiya RS540SH Motor
 

Hi Everyone, I have the above for sale.


Mint condition Heng Long Ni-CD 3300MAh 7.2V. Used Less than 10 Runs. Definitely not Bloated. Fitted With Dean Connectors

Selling at $30


Tamiya RS540SH Motor


Used For 3 weeks only. Upgraded to another motor.

Selling @$25

Please take a look at Pics.

Deal at redhill Mrt. If interested Sms 97898574

used is not mint
 

used is not mint..get it right bro.

I think your wrong, get lost if you are trolling

Sorry, did not expect u get so defensive..

But mint means unused new in package if possible. If the your batt has a great exterior just say ; batt used less than 10 runs, no bloating, no scratches or dings on batt..

Some people may take it as dishonest..

Does a second hand car with a no accident record, detailed with the best design and paint, driven for only 10days sold as MINT or USED?

for a forum user who understands the meaning of trolling, u sure r naive when it comes to forum rules.. The least u can use is the term near mint..

U wouldnt the forum moderator to cancel yr post do u?

Oh dear.. I might have exposed u n destroyed yr post.. Sorry..

Now i get lost, ok..

Cheers

Sorry, did not expect u get so defensive..

But mint means unused new in package if possible. If the your batt has a great exterior just say ; batt used less than 10 runs, no bloating, no scratches or dings on batt..

Some people may take it as dishonest..

Does a second hand car with a no accident record, detailed with the best design and paint, driven for only 10days sold as MINT or USED?

for a forum user who understands the meaning of trolling, u sure r naive when it comes to forum rules.. The least u can use is the term near mint..

U wouldnt the forum moderator to cancel yr post do u?

Oh dear.. I might have exposed u n destroyed yr post.. Sorry..

Now i get lost, ok..

Cheers

From Wikipedia : Mint condition is an expression used in the description of pre-owned goods. Originally, the phrase comes from the way collectors describe the condition of coins. As the name given to a coin factory is a "mint", then mint condition is the condition a coin is in when it leaves the mint.[1] Over time, the term "mint" began to be used to describe many different items having excellent, like-new quality.


This thread makes me lol :lol:

Precisely , I do not not know why is that guy giving me a hard time try to selling off my stuff? I do not even know who is he.

Ups!