SIO2SD w Custom Case for ATARI XE/XL/400/800/1200 8-Bit Computers Silver/Black For Sale

SIO2SD w Custom Case for ATARI XE/XL/400/800/1200 8-Bit Computers Silver/Black
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SIO2SD w Custom Case for ATARI XE/XL/400/800/1200 8-Bit Computers Silver/Black:
$84.99

SIO2SD with Custom Silver 3D Printed Case for ATARI XE/XL/400/800/1200 8-Bit Computers.SIO2SD in a custom silver 3D printed case with black buttons. This is a screw-less design, everything snaps together (nice and tight).
Cable length is approximately36 inches.SD CARD NOT INCLUDED!Shipping Policy:I package my item(s) securely using bubble wrap and packing peanuts. I ship within 1 business day from receiving a cleared payment. Item(s) valued at $250.00 or more will require adult signature upon delivery.response Policy:After receiving your item(s) and if you are satisfied with your purchase, please leave me positive response. I will then leave you positive response in return.Return Policy:If you have a problem with the item(s), please message me via messaging. I will be happy to assist with any issues. I offer a 30-day return policy from the date the item(s) are delivered. I accept returns for items that are defective or not as described. I take multiple photos of each item so the buyer can get a good idea of the condition of the item(s). The buyer pays for return shipping. If purchasing outside the USA, I am unable to offer returns/refunds.PayPal Only: Your shipping address must be CONFIRMED with PayPal. This ensures the item(s) are eligible for buyer protection. NO EXCEPTIONS. Review my response and purchase with confidence, I do NOT over-list my items.


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