Test Working Atari 800 48K Computer System For Sale

Test Working Atari 800 48K Computer System
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Test Working Atari 800 48K Computer System :
$99.99

Tested Working Atari 800 48K Computer System.
The Atari Computer was refurbished and is a working computer that boots to DOS. It correctly operates cartridges. The RF/TV cable has been removed but is included separately. The system\'s plastic parts, RF cage, and keyboard have been throughly clean. The PCB was dusted and all socketed IC reseated. There are several cracks on the front right corner with tape placed over it. There is a part missing from the top grill. All the keys on the keyboard workproperly. The top door is slightly warped and does not make full contact with internal power switch. There is a small cotton q-tip in the slot to make up space difference. It needs to stay in the slot in order to work correctly. The OS and RAM board are bare for better heat dissipation.
Included with the computer will be the RF/TV cable and Atari Power Supply.
I am selling as-is with no returns.
Please see the photos for physical condition.


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