Selling my AG-DVX102AEN (that's PAL) in L.A.

[cyclone]

So, as you can tell by my I.D. over there to the left, I have been around for awhile (and plan to remain for awhile). I'm not just popping in to sell stuff. I'm selling my DVX camera (it's PAL). It's in perfect working order, has 183 hours on it and has a MACK warranty (expires 6/08) that it says can be transferred over to the new buyer for $15 (but I will let the buyer worry about that). The transaction must happen in Los Angeles via buyer pickup to protect us both...and the camera (I don't trust shipping). Since purchasing the camera, it has never been shipped; in fact, it has never left the Los Angeles area. The camera has been treated INCREDIBLY well (because I'm paranoid of all electronics). 99% of all footage has been interior footage, and the camera has never been used in the rain or excessive wind or at the beach. There are no problems with any part of the camera; there are no cosmetic issues (like scratches) on the camera. The lens glass is also spotless. Included are all of the original accessories and I am the original owner (camera was purchased from B&H Video). I am also including a power adapter/converter for charging the batteries in the States (since that is where I have been doing all of my shooting) and a 16:9 Conversion Lens (AG-LA7200G) with clean glass and all supplied lens caps (the 16:9 anamorphic lens is NOT covered by the MACK warranty). You will receive 2 batteries (CGA-D54S 7.2v 5400Ah). I'll also give you a copy of the original receipt and the MACK warranty, plus 12 AY-DVM MQ tapes (7 - 63 minute and 5 - 83 minute). This camera has ONLY used AY-DVM MQ tapes - never a substitute. The only thing that isn't clean in the whole package is the instruction manual, which I have made some notes in. This camera has served me well - absolutely no problems. I hope to trade up to HD.
I am asking $2200.
If you are interested, you can shoot me an email at :
cycloneproductions@gmail.com
and I can send you some pictures.
(Remember, this is a PAL camera, not NTSC.)
Thanks!
Scott C.