Qty. 3 VTG Cardinal MVP288XF V.34 28.8 Data/Fax External Modem w/ Power Adapter For Sale

Qty. 3 VTG Cardinal MVP288XF V.34 28.8 Data/Fax External Modem  w/ Power Adapter
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Qty. 3 VTG Cardinal MVP288XF V.34 28.8 Data/Fax External Modem w/ Power Adapter:
$40.00

Forsale is a lot of 3 vintage used CardinalMVP288XF V.34 28.8 Data/Fax External Modems dating from the mid-1990s. Modemsare made in USA and come with AC power adapter. Modems power up but haven'tbeen tested further. The Cardinal part number is 020-0458. Also included is oneUser's Manual for this model of modem.

Sale Includes:

Qty. 3 Cardinal MVP288XFExternal modem w/ AC power adapter

Qty. 1 MVP288XF User's Manual

Cosmetically there are minormarks from normal usage and one modem has 33.6 written on it in marker.

I have done my best to describe the item as Isee it, including any flaws, damages, or other quality issues. Please review the pictures as they bestdescribe the item and ask questions before offerding/buying.

This item will be securely packaged for shipment. Shipping to USAby USPS. Item will be shipped within 1 business day of receipt of payment. Nointernational shipping.No shipping to unconfirmed addresses. Shippingweight is 4lb. 2oz.

This item is sold ASIS. No returns accepted.


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