Amiga 1200 computer with Blizzard 1260 / SCSI, 10gig hd, and 80 Meg\'s fast ram For Sale

Amiga 1200 computer with Blizzard 1260 / SCSI, 10gig hd, and 80 Meg\'s fast ram
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Amiga 1200 computer with Blizzard 1260 / SCSI, 10gig hd, and 80 Meg\'s fast ram:
$999.00

Amiga 1200 computer. Has a 10 gig hard drive setup as three partitions. Has a Blizzard 1260 @50mhz with Blizzard SCSI IV installed with 80 Meg\'s of memory on Accelerator/SCSI cards ( 64 Meg and 16 Meg Simms ). Pictures show actual computer in use and shows it in working condition. Comes with a Amiga 500 power Supply and a optical mouse with mouse pad. In used but very good condition - case not broken boots up and runs great. I haven\'t used the computer in a long time so I do not know what all is on the hard drive. Monitor in pictures is NOT included. Will not part out selling as complete unit. Will ship within the US. Buyer to pay all shipping costs I put $100 down but that cost could be more or less depending on shipping cost, sold as is due to age, no refunds or returns. Will use buyers choice of shipping USPS, UPS, or FedEx.


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