Reptile Garden Items For Sale:

Here are pictures and descriptions of everything I have for sale. These are all items for which I no longer have any use. All of them are sitting in my closet unused and feeling unappreciated so give them a home and make them happy! Pictures are of the actual items for sale. Someday I'll put together a small light rig that will let me produce better product pictures and, more importantly, give me a correct and constant white balance!

1. Two Super Flower SF-420TS 420W ATX 2.03 computer power supplies. I used these in my two systems for about a year then upgraded to different ones. They are both perfectly fine and operational, however, I was just trying to match my PSU to the rest of my system (meaning using pretty blue LEDs). This PSU has the 4-pin connector needed for Intel motherboards. The blue split-loom is left from when I had them in my systems. This PSU has a switch in the back that must be set if you intend to use it with 230V/50Hz power (mostly Europe) instead of 120V/60Hz power. Included are the PSU, split loom, bubble wrap around the PSU, and original box. [$20 each]

2. HiVal DVD+-RW drive. This was my first DVD RW but I've since bought a faster Sony drive to replace it. It was used for about two years but still functions without problem. Drive interface is IDE. Includes drive, box, quick install guide, Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator 6, Roxio Photosuite 5, and CyberLink PowerDVD. [$25]

3. Sony CD-R/RW drive. This is an IDE 52x32x52 CD-RW drive I used maybe 10 times total. [$15]

4. SOLD Bytecc 3.5" USB external hard drive enclosure with Hitachi 120GB 7200RPM hard drive inside. I used this as backup for my files for about two years then upgraded to a 400GB external drive. It functions with no problems and includes the box, drive enclosure, hard drive, USB cable, power cable, and power transformer. [$50]

5. USB 3.5" hard drive enclosure. This does not include the hard drive! Includes box, drive enclosure, power cord, power transformer, and USB cable. [$8]

6. Two Zip 750MB IDE disk drives. I bought these thinking I'd use them as a backup upgrade from my Zip 100 drives. Instead I started using external USB hard drives so these pretty much never got used. If you want or still use Zip disks and drives, however, here are some really cheap. [$15 each]

7. This is an A/B parallel port switch (DB-25 female connectors). I used to switch between my printer and scanner with this thing but now have a new printer and a new scanner and both use USB. This is only the switch so you'll have to provide the connecting cables. [$4]

8. Two InClose clear flexible PS/2 keyboards. This keyboard is great if you need to throw a keyboard into a bag and travel (like for a LAN party). It flexes all over the place and will still function when you connect it. It is also completely sealed in plastic so you can spill your soda, water, or whatever (no corrosives please!) on it without worrying about damage. The only thing that will take some getting used to is the feel of the keys. Since it is made from soft plastic and not hard like a standard keyboard the movement of each key can only be described as mushy and requiring a firm push. Still, if you need a full size keyboard for travel or use in an environment with a lot of debris (corn chips) or liquid this is ideal. It has a PS/2 connection as can be seen in the pictures. I have two of these for sale. [$12 each]

9. I bought this Zip 100MB parallel port external drive in 1998 so I could use it to transfer files between work and home. I used it for about a year and haven't used it since. I now just backup to CD, external USB hard drives, or across my LAN to my other machine so no longer have any use for this drive. Includes drive, parallel port interface cable, 120V power supply, Zip Tools Zip disk, documentation, and original box. [pay shipping costs and it is yours]

10. Ten used and six new, unopened (still in plastic wrap) Mr. Data CD-RW discs. I used these for data backup but have switched to DVD-RW media. If you want re-usable backup media and don't have gigabytes of information to back up then CD-RWs are perfect. [$0.50 each disc (16 total)]

11. SOLD Ten new, unopened (still in plastic wrap), and boxed Imation CD-RW discs. I was going to use these for data backup but have instead switched to DVD-RW media. [$10]

12. A new, unused color cartridge for use with an Epson Stylus Photo, Photo EX, Photo 700, or Photo 710 printer. I bought this cartridge to use in an Epson Stylus Photo EX printer but it broke so I no longer have any use for the ink. [$5]

13. A collection of PC games. First is Warcraft II and the expansion set Beyond the Dark Portal. Both need at least Windows 95 and include what is pictured (boxes, CDs, and documentation for Warcraft II because none came with the expansion set). Next is Civilization II, a game that got great reviews but never really interested me. Includes box, manual, game chart, and CD. After that is Sim City 2000. This is another game I bought based on reviews but never really enjoyed playing. Includes box, manuals, and CD. Also included is 7th Guest. Supposedly everyone has a copy of this they are trying to get rid of. So here's my copy. Please take it! It's an adventure game filled with puzzles in case you didn't know. I'm also parting with my copy of Hammer of the Gods. This DOS-based strategy game drew me in and I spent literally hundreds of hours playing it. But I don't have the time to play it any more and don't plan on playing it in the future so am getting rid of it. Includes box, manual, laminated game unit guide, and game CD. Next is X-wing vs. Tie Fighter. I loved both X-wing and Tie Fighter so assumed I would enjoy this game. I was wrong. I think the reason I didn't like it is that it ran in Windows and my system at the time couldn't really handle the requirements. So I never got into it. Includes box, manual, and game CDs. Finally you'll get a copy of Dungeon Master II. I loved playing the first Dungeon Master on my Apple IIGS(!) and enjoyed this PC game too. But I never play it now. Includes box, manual, and CD. I am not willing to sell each separately. [$30 FOR ALL]

14. A collection of PC software. First is Helix Software's Nuts & Bolts. This is a great set of software utilities for optimizing and cleaning your computer's operating system and files. I know for sure it works on Windows 95 and 98 and may work with Windows ME but I make no promises. I now use Windows 2000 so have no use for it. Includes the box, manual, and program CD. Next is a copy of Microsoft's Windows 95 upgrade. Of course this is fairly outdated but if you have a copy of Windows 3.1 still around and/or need a Windows 95 license you can have it. Includes the box, upgrade CD, and manual. After that is a copy of MetaTools Bryce 2. This is a great 3D rendering program with which I simply no longer have any time to play. I believe that version 4 or 5 is now the current version but this is a full version that you can use and possibly also apply towards the cheaper upgrade price. Includes the box, program CD, Explorer's Guide (manual), quick start guide, and the bonus Accessory Kit which I purchased separately. Also pictured and for sale is the book Real World Bryce 2 which goes into much more depth on how to use Bryce 2. It includes a companion CD with sample Bryce files and images to assist you in learning the program and 3D graphics. Next up is Lucas Arts' Tie Fighter game. Includes the box, manual, reference card, Stele Chronicles story book, and the 5 game 3.5" floppy disks which I DO NOT GUARANTEE still function due to storage in highly humid Panama. Lucas Arts should be able to provide replacements for a moderate fee. The last item included is Lucas Arts' X-Wing game. Includes the box, manual, reference card, and the 5 game 3.5" floppy disks which, again, I DO NOT GUARANTEE will function due to storage in a humid environment. Also included is a copy of Microsoft's Home Essentials 98. This is a basic office application suite that includes: Word 97, Encarta 98, Money 98, Works, Greetings Workshop, and a puzzle Entertainment Pack. Not pictured, but also included in this package, are copies of PC Magazine's Winstone 97, Winbench 97, and 3D Winbench 97 which are programs for benchmarking computer systems. [$15 FOR ALL]

15. Package of three styluses for use with either a Palm m500 or m505. I thought I had lost my stylus and needed a replacement so bought this pack of three. Then I found the original so have no need for these. [$5]

1. SOLD Canon EF 500mm f/4.5L USM telephoto lens. This was my main telephoto from 2004 until 2007 when I upgraded to the 500mm f/4L IS. I bought this lens used from B&H Photo so am probably the second owner. The glass on this thing is flawless other than a few dust particles on the inner elements. All the controls, aperture, and auto-focus motor function as new too. There is some slight chipping of the paint in spots and a few rub marks on the barrel. The lens foot also has some rub marks and the lens shade has a crack from the previous owner which I repaired with super glue and tape (see pictures). Finally, the previous owner put a slight dent in the metal that surrounds the front element. Of course, none of these cosmetic problems affect picture-taking ability or quality in the slightest. I think you'll have a hard time finding a used 500mm f/4.5L in as good a condition as this one; especially any one that was used for sports or wildlife photography. Date code on this lens is UK0605 (showing it was made in June of 1996) and it is serial number 12626. Please note that, due to the cost, I am unable to accept Paypal on this because it exceeds the $500 monthly limit allotted for a personal account. I'd be totally willing to use escrow, however, or a COD service if you pay for them. Includes lens, front feed bag, rear cap, lens shade, neoprene wetlands print cover, built-in filter holder, case, and keys. [$2,500]

2. Bogen 3001S tripod. I bought this to use during a trip once when I didn't bring my tripod. I used it a few times after that as an easy travel tripod but now always carry my Gitzo carbon fiber tripod and this Bogen tripod has been unused for at least three years. It is in like new condition due to the limited use. I also kept pipe insulation on the legs to protect it and make it easier to carry. [$70]

3. Canon CG-560 car battery charger. This thing will charge one or two BP-511 or BP-511A batteries from your car's cigarette lighter. I bought it for a trip to Norway but had power every place I stayed at night so didn't need it. I now have enough batteries to get me by until I can get to a regular outlet so doubt I'll ever use this thing. Includes CG-560 charger, CB-560 lighter power cable, and another cable to run two of these in series (who'd do that?). [$60]

4. Microsolutions Roadstor. I bought and used this device to backup my digital photos during a week-long trip to Norway in 2004. But I haven't used it since and now travel with my laptop computer for both backup and review. Even so, this thing is still smaller and more portable. It has slots to read from and save from SD, CF, smart media, and memory sticks. In addition to the ability to backup onto CD, it will also play DVD movies and MP3s. Includes box, unit, battery, all cables, remote control, extra car lighter battery charger/power unit, case, software CD, and manuals. [$100]

5. Used and scratched Cokin #028 (81C) filter. I used this filter for three years but it got to the point that the scratches were almost certainly affecting my image quality so I bought a new one. If you want a warming/soft filter then this would be perfect with a few more (intentional) scratches! However, if you want a clean warming filter then this is not the filter for you. This could also be used in front of a flash or light to warm it up and then the scratches wouldn't matter. Includes scratched filter and case. [$3]

6. Cokin P-series 58mm adapter ring (P458). Use this to screw into lenses with a 58mm front thread and then attach the Cokin P filter holder to it. I sold my lens with a 58mm thread (Canon 50mm f/1.4 USM) so no longer have a use for this. [$8]

7. Fotima camera bag. This is the first camera bag I bought to carry an SLR body along with a lens and some accessories. It is about 10 inches long to give you an idea of the size and has a carrying strap. I use backpacks now because I carry around quite a bit more equipment than when I first started but this is a good cheap starter bag. [$5]

8. Kirk Enterprises BL-D60 L-bracket for Canon EOS D60 digital camera. I sold my D60 so have no use for this. If you have a D60 with no battery grip and shoot from a tripod, however, then this is the perfect dovetail plate for you. It lets you quickly go from horizontal to vertical framing with minimal change to your perspective. I swear by L-brackets and always equip any new camera I buy with one. This thing is like new except for some slight wear on the dovetails from sliding them into and out of my Arca-Swiss B1. [$40]

9. Canon metal cover for TeleConverters. This mates with and protects the protruding glass side of the Canon 1.4X TC and 2X TC. I own both of them and have the plastic covers for both so have no need for this item. [$5]

10. This would be a good book for a beginning nature photographer. I found it too basic and lost interest quickly. [$8]

1. Two sets of 9005 bulbs and one set of 9006 bulbs. These are all Xenon bulbs for use in vehicle headlights. The first two sets pictured (9005 on left and 9006 in middle) were used for about a month in my car before I put in new headlights with H1 and H3 bulbs. I did not leave fingerprints or residue on them when I installed them so they should still have a long life of use. The third set of 9005 bulbs is new and has never been taken out of the package. These things will cost you $25-30 per set new. Get the used ones here for only [$15 each] or the new 9005's for [$20]

2. 1994-1997 Honda Accord Front Corner Lenses. I had these on my 97 Accord for less than a month before replacing them with a headlight/cornerlight combo. These are aftermarket and not OEM! If you need some cheap corner lights for your 94-97 Accord, however, buy these. Includes both light fixtures (like new) and box. [$5]

3. 1994-1997 Honda Accord Front Turn Signal lenses. I swapped these amber front turn signal lights from my 97 Accord for clear lenses. These are Honda OEM parts that were on my car for about seven years. These fit a 94-97 Honda Accord. Includes box, both OEM front turn signals, and the used (but functional) clear bulbs I replaced with amber ones. [$10]

4. 1994-1997 Honda Accord Moon Roof Visor. My 97 Accord has a sunroof and the person who had it before me bought this wind visor for it but never put it on so passed it on to me. I don't want it on my car so it is still new in the box. If you have a 94-97 Honda Accord with a sunroof, however, you can put this on it if you want. In addition to the label pictured, the box is also stamped with the number 2139Y70. The pictured label has the number 08R01-SV4-100. [$20]

5. 1994-1997 Honda Accord seat covers. The previous owner of my 1997 Honda Accord had these on the seats but they slide around a bit on top of the leather which I don't like so I removed them. I've washed them so they look like new with the exception of the piece that covers the center console. It has a bit of dirt on it (see picture) but all other pieces look like new. Includes both front seat covers, both front seat headrest covers, and center console cover. Color is beige. [$20]

6. Crime Guard 745i3 car alarm system. I bought this new from Crutchfield for $200 to put in my car but it was a bit advanced for me. So I tried my overseas Honda dealer. The dealer couldn't figure it out either and now that I live back in the US I had no luck finding any alarm shops in my area that would be willing to put this thing in my car so I cut my losses and just bought an alarm from the installer and had them put it in. It has a glass breakage sensor/microphone, motion sensor, hood/trunk pins, starter kill, two remotes, and a radio/microwave sensor to detect when people are both close to your car and when they stick their arms in the car. It really would be a fantastic alarm if you could figure out how to get it operational in your car. I know in the future if I get an alarm put in my car to buy one from the installer. If you are handy and patient with such things, however, you can get a great alarm cheap here. Includes everything needed to get it operational along with all instructions and diagrams it came with when new. [$60]

7. SOLD Streetwires PS08RI 8-gauge car amplifier wiring kit. I accidentally bought two of these when putting together my car stereo and was going to keep this for another vehicle but seriously doubt I'll ever use it. Includes 18' power cable, 5' ground cable, 16' interconnect (RCA) with turn-on lead, one sealed fuse holder, one 60A fuse, ring & spade connectors for the power cables and turn-on lead, and cable ties all still sealed in the original package. [$20]

8. Sony RM-D545 remote control for a CD player. I had a 5-disc carousel that this came with but the carousel was damaged in shipment and cost too much to repair so I threw it away. If you need a remote for your Sony CD player, you can have this one new in the unopened plastic protector. [$5]

All items are sold as-is but I guarantee they are fully functional unless listed otherwise. I prefer to ship to the US but can ship anywhere the US Postal Service delivers (the method I will use for shipment). I'll accept payment via PayPal (click below), money order, or check. I do not accept credit or debit cards (PayPal restriction)!!! Regardless of method of payment I will wait until funds clear before shipping. E-mail me at gsu_lizard@hotmail.com for questions, a shipping cost quote, or to make an offer (listed prices are not set in stone).