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Where have they been? Indeed, where have they not? These Zero Halliburton cases are the real deal. Where have they been? Indeed, where have they not? Did these cases once safeguard the transport of australopithecine jaw bones for The Leakey Foundation? Or did they shepherd delicate field equipment into western Nepal for the Royal Geographic Society s Middle Hills Project? Whatever the case, these brawny, stalwart units were built for the Marco Polos, Sir Richard Burtons, Robert Pearys and Tor Heyerdahls of today, and they're being offered for a fraction of what the government may have once paid for them. Features: * Thicker-gage aluminum than today's Zero Halliburton luggage cases-protects virtually anything * Recesses at the four corners on the top and corresponding feet on the bottom accommodate stacking multiple units (multiple units are available) * Five rotary draw latches keep the unit tightly shut * Four carry handles (two on each end) * Outside dims: ~35.5" x 26.5" x 9" * Inside dims: ~32.5" x 24.5" x 8.25" If you re looking for a new, pristine ZH case for packing cashmere sweaters and Sharper Image catalogs to Tahoe, you should keep shopping. But if you re looking for a tough, reliable, field-tested piece of gear, these seasoned, lightweight aluminum cases will take good care of you for many years to come. These stout units are in very good structural condition. The weatherproof O-ring seals have not been tested & although in good shape, these cases should not be assumed to be waterproof, especially if deployed from a beach landing craft or scuttled in an attempt to rid oneself of evidentiary contraband. Please don't ask us to hand select a case-you'll get the first one we grab at a great price. No exceptions! Thanks for looking - we appreciate your business! Other than what's displayed in the images accompanying this listing or mentioned in the description above, there are no manuals, instructions, additional parts or accessories. All images are photographed by us and are the exclusive property of TELEVISIONARY Communications. Use of any material in this advertising is prohibited without express permission. 7) 3-digit security number, on the back of the card to the right of the signature line. (Exception: American Express is a 4-digit number on the front of the card) Our Efax number is: (***)-757-8046 If you are planning on paying with a check, please be aware that we will hold checks for 10 days to insure that they have cleared our bank. Images and Text Copyright 2008 TELEVISIONARY Communications (this posting is the responsibility of the poster) |
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