Pair of Canon 40D w/ Canon Battery Grips

[dinanm3atl]

I have purchased a 2nd Canon 40D to shoot a track event. After which both will be up for grabs. Both have an extremely low shutter count. I have boxes for both. Both will come with 2x Sterlingtek batteries(great aftermarket battery). Manuals. Cables. Chargers. If it came in the box it comes with it. I keep everything like a pack rat for cameras.

They are for Body Only so you will need a lens. I would suggest a Canon 50mm f/1.8 personally and learn to shoot. I baby my cameras and both are well taken care of with low counts. I purchased the 8K one with a 36 shutter count. The 11K was a backup since new.

Questions? Fire away.

Canon 40D w/ 8K: Asking 850 - Includes Canon Grip & Batteries
Canon 40D w/ 11K: Asking 800 - Includes Canon Grip & Batteries


Canon 40D Wiki:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EOS_40D

8,000 Shutter Count 40D w/ Grip:




11,000 Shutter Count 40D w/ Grip:




Sample Shots - I love this camera...

[ck_taft325is]

Not that I have the money at this time, but roughly what are you asking for 'em?

[Danny]

Did you even read?

[Philo]

Finally upgrading to full frame?

[ck_taft325is]

Did you even read?

Yeah, and for some reason I thought those were camera spec's. Apologies!

[SimplyDope]

This setup is the way to go if you're not looking at a full-frame camera IMO.

I have the grip and the 40D and I've put them up to a ton of abuse. Never let me down!

Of course, the lens one chooses to use, as well as composition, will make for the best shots, but you simply CAN'T go wrong with this setup (excuse the slight bias, hah).

Free bump!

[dinanm3atl]

Thanks. Definitely can be used as a work horse!