I was looking for something else on searsoutlet.com and found Nikon D40 DSLR camera (brand new condition) for $349.93. The site indicated availability at couple of local Sears retails stores. The product page asked to bring the print out to avail the discount.
http://www.searsoutlet.com/
Check it out yourself. Select stores (top right corner) for your zip code and browse down to Home Office>Digital Camera>Nikon
Message edited by: mrmonty on 2009-09-01 18:40:19 CDT
Monroeville, PA They had a D40 on the display for $399, the D60 was somewhere in the "Camera Room" I would post a pic, but can not figure out how yet.
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Malamo said:Monroeville, PA They had a D40 on the display for $399, the D60 was somewhere in the "Camera Room" I would post a pic, but can not figure out how yet.
Right under the message box are three button options you can click. The last one should say "I want to attach files to this message after posting" Hit reply and it will ask you for the file. If you have any questions, let me know.
edit: nevermind, you figured it out. btw, nice deal OP! thanks for posting
Message edited by: HappyCamper09 on 2009-09-03 12:20:53 CDT
freddie4x4 said:Nothing in the Bay Area of California -- just a Kodak Easy Share. Green for you OP! Def. YMMV on this one.
Just got back from Sears in Cupertino, CA. They didn't have any Nikon D60s remaining, despite what the Sears Outlet website said. The salesperson told me that the other local Sears stores did not have any D60s in stock either.
I actually just went down to my Sears and got the D40 for the $149 price !!!!! All it came with was the power cords, USB, and the camera. No box or anything. They said it was a display.
ex0dus said:I actually just went down to my Sears and got the D40 for the $149 price !!!!! All it came with was the power cords, USB, and the camera. No box or anything. They said it was a display.
Vow that is an awesome price. Could you please post the receipt scan ? I know they do not pricematch closeouts, but it doesnt hurt to try.
I just returned from the Sears in Auburn MA. I showed up with a printed out thing from searsoutlet.com for a D60 for $299 I had no idea whether it was kit or just body and I didn't care. I had purchased the one for $325 ish refurbed body only from Adorama earlier in the week and it has a shutter shaking issue. The guy at the desk had no idea what I was showing him, he got the manager, the manager found the camera and brought it out and said, it is better than you thought, $239.93. I asked him if there were any more, I would have bought them all for my friends, but there weren't. I am very happy! The slip on the box has used checked but the camera is new, no way it has been out of the box. I have a D40 that I had a shutter issue with and I sent it out for repair for $180.00, this was a steal, but it is a big YMMV. Worth a shot though!
Message edited by: pelletman on 2009-09-05 14:29:44 CDT
gilnavarro said:I just got last night the new model D3000 for 511.98, but if I can get this for 299 I will say bye to the D3000. I am running tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!
There is no D3000 model in the Nikon lineup. You must mean either the D5000 or the D300s. Probably the D5000 if you paid $511 for it.
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