PHD Minim Ultra sleeping bag. £235
Purchased around August 2013, used I reckon about 10 or so times, every time with a liner and in good conditions. Very good condition overall.
Specs basically like this: http://www.phdesigns.co.uk/minim-ultra- ... g-k-series (I don't actually know what difference the "K-Series" upgrades makes, but the specs look pretty identical). Slept in it at below 8 degrees quite happily with the silk liner, very good. Has the short zip on left option (extra £20). Only reason I'm selling is I bought the "racer down" sleeping bag which is identical but lighter materials, so can't really justify owning two very similar sleeping bags!
Stanley 5 litre air compressor £60
This model: http://www.screwfix.com/p/stanley-dn-8- ... 240v/22374 good condition, haven't actually used the connector fitting on this so that's like brand new as I swapped over to a pcl connector. Easy to use, includes regulator etc and small enough to sneak into your garage / kitchen etc. You'll suddenly find air dusting / cleaning things easy with it, as well as helpful for popping on tubeless tyres.
Only getting rid as I've bought a considerably higher spec machine so I can run some more meaty air tools etc.
Any questions just ask. Can provide photos etc. If you're not at WRT, I can post, I'd prefer to use collect+
). If you've got a reasonable bead on the rim and you're just losing pressure it works, if the tyre is really slack compared to the rim, I have had a 'mare before I must admit - on the same wheel/tyre combo I was fine using probs half a 24litre tank at the same pressure. From my limited experience I would say the 5litre compressor is as useful as a bigger one 95% of the time. On the plus side, it is considerably quieter than my industrial-ish spec new one!
If you wanted to do that, I'd reduce the price to £50 on the proviso that you post a few photos of the conversion - that's worth some £10 of entertainment to me seeing some engineering and an upgrade to my compressor 
