Sold Date: December 21, 2017
Start Date: January 16, 2014
Final Price: $39.99 $34.50 (AUD)
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RARE!!!

RED  HOT  CHILI  PEPPERS

"  Give  It  Away  "

b/w

"  Search  And  Destroy  (Previously  Unreleased)  "

♫ Your chance to own a fantastic hit tune from this classic group! ♫

Item:

♪    RARE! Used 7 inch (7”) 45 rpm vinyl record (Warner Bros Records, Germany) in VERY GOOD condition (has minor signs of superficial juke box scuffing but plays through beautifully) - PICTURE SLEEVE is in excellent condition - refer to scans.

♪   Can be used on any turntable/record player and in all juke boxes.

♪   This record has a small centre hole. If your juke box plays only large centre hole records we can 'dink' (re-size the centre hole of) your record for you at an extra charge of $3 per record.

♪   Laser-printed title strip for juke box use supplied FREE.

♪  Record will be sent out on the same day as item is paid for (unless you want to combine it with other purchases, over 10 days or longer)!

PAYMENT:

·         Payment to be made within 4 days from purchase; if purchasing multiple items, please don’t pay the eBay invoice - we will send you a revised invoice and combine shipping. Happy to combine shipping on multiple orders also, but please keep payments within 10 days.

·         Payment via direct deposit (Commonwealth Bank - preferred), credit card or PayPal.

·         Name/address on PayPal payments must match the name and address on the eBay order.

 POSTAGE COSTS:

Records are posted in cardboard mailers especially made for us for 7 inch vinyl records.

Within Australia: 1 record: $6.00; add just $1 p&h for each extra record.

International: 1 record: $14.00; add just AUS $2.00 p&h for each extra record. If your purchases total more than AUS $100, then registered or insured mail might be required - wait for an amended invoice in this case.  NOTE: We do NOT send to Central and South America, anywhere in the African continent, Greece, or Russia.

Pick-up available from our Hobart office.