A magnificent caravan, Dorothy the Dinosaur costume and Jumpsuit: NT Best Buys
A magnificent caravan, Dorothy the Dinosaur costume, cool clothing pieces and bargain based items for the home are some of this week’s best buys.
We have scoured the NT News Buy & Sell classifieds and other online marketplaces to find the best – and quirkiest – Top 10 Buys in the Territory. Here they are.
1. Renovated caravan available for $18,500 from Darwin
The open road awaits for the adventurer wanting to enjoy the magnificent outdoors. This 1990 model caravan has been completely renovated with new mattresses, fridge, microwave, stove, air conditioner, sofa and offer of a new shower also included. Available now in Darwin.
2. Dorothy Dinosaur costume for $100
Who doesn’t love Dorothy the Dinosaur for $100? For schools wanting to put on some fun for the kids, here is a chance to entertain with one of the most beloved children’s characters Australia has ever known. Available for pick-up with enough ‘Wiggle room’ to fit in the big red car.
3. Forever new jump suit for $50
Get down with this red jumpsuit available now in Palmerston for $50. This outfit has been worn once, is size 6 that fits size 8. Hop along to grab a deal.
4. Take a seat? Why not six for $20
A set of six chairs is available now from Coolalinga and perfect for a committee meeting, game of poker and even a good old fashioned catch up! For $20 you would think these chairs would be on their last legs! $20 for the lot ($3.33 per chair!!)
5. A concrete crocodile for $70
This is one Croc that never moves and will be right at home in your front (or back) yard. This unpainted croc will set you back $50 and another $20 for the paint. An absolute bargain and available from Moulden.
6. Planter Boxes for $100
Colorbond planter boxes. New with dimensions of 1600x800x400. Available now in Darwin.
7. RM Williams Boots for sale for $350 (size 13)
These size 13 RM Williams boots are for sale for $350 and basically brand new. The owner is a size 15 and selling for that very reason. With a price like this, these boots are most definitely made for walking.
8. Bali box with mother of pearl with old coins
This Bali box mother of pearl 28 coins inset OLD is available for $300 in Darwin. Dimensions 460mms tall 945mms long 440mms wide.
9. Back to the Future - DeLorean collectable for $150
A Back to the Future Time Machine collectors’ DeLorean which has never been opened is so valuable that Biff Tannen is already searching all over Darwin for it. This is one piece capable of generating more than “1.21 gigawatts” of nostalgic power.
10. Indigenous wood carving
This beautiful wood carving is originally from West Arnhem land and now available for $200. A timeless piece that will be a feature for a home lucky enough to procure it.
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