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We would like to sell our Kitchen Aid classic mixer in white. Comes with paddle attachment, dough hook, and whisk attachment. Missing a little back rubber bit that covers the lever lifting up the mixer, but the lever itself is perfectly fine. The mixer works like a dream but we rarely use it and tend to use a small hand mixer instead. ?100 for the mixer and attachements, cash only, pick up only in East Dulwich. We live on Whateley Rd near old ED police station. These normally sell for ?399 new. PM if interested.

Thanks,

Leigh

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