I have been quite busy lately. Between FRRAX and buying a house, I don't have time for my 3rd expensive hobby, photography. I have for sale a virtually new Nikon F100 ($999 new) 35mm SLR, bought in November. A Nikon SB800 Flash (guide number 192 feet at ISO 100, it is the "porta sun"), also bought in November/December. Also, a Nikon SB50DX flash (guide number 89 feet at iso 100), bought the same time (both flashes are on the first set of batteries, they are that new). A nikon 24-85mm F3.5 to F4.5 (I think) AFS lens, very little use and a Nikon 80-200mm AFS lens (the only one I don't have a box for). A Bogen tripod with Bogen fluid ball head (3021 BN tripod, 486 RC2 head with quick release). A bogen 680 monopod with tilt head. And a Mini trekker AW, all weather photo bag.

F100-$700 or make offer (it has less than 20 rolls of film through it)
24-85mm AFS-$275 or make offer (glass is perfect).
80-200 AFS F2.8-$1,100 (includes "hatbox" carry case, great shape).
SB800 flash, perfect condition with all accessories-$310
SB50DX flash, with case, box and all papers-$125
Tripod and head, with extra quick release plate-$185 (with carry bag)
Monopod with quick release plate and tilt head-$40
Mini trekker AW photo bag, nearly perfect-$85

I've also got assorted filters for 67mm and 77mm lenses.

All prices are slightly negotiable. Shipping is extra.

I upgraded all my gear in November. Shot a few rolls of film at the 24 hrs of daytona and due to "other obligations" (and a total lack of time) I am selling my gear. Everything is in like new condition. I am hyper picky about my gear (and hate to part with it). However, I'll buy more and go digital when I have the time and energy.

PM me, post here or e-mail trackbird@columbus.rr.com

Thanks!

I'm interested especially on the 80-200... but out of $ for the moment.
If you still have it around in a little while, we'll talk... like in 2 months.
Any pix of the flashes as well... I might be interested on that as well.
Last year, my photo equipment got stolen and I got a Nikon set... but am lacking critical pieces.

When I go digital, I want to keep my lenses... so am waiting for those to come down in price.

Let me see what I can do for photos of the flashes tonight.

One of the guys at work may be buying several parts, so I have to see what is left. He is the other photo nut here at the office.

I love my gear, I just need to buy a 400mm F2.8 and 2 teleconverters to do the type of stuff I like. And, I'm looking at $1,800 for a film scanner. So, I think I'm going to sell off my gear for now and I'll buy more goodies when the next generation of pro digitals come down a little more.