Ultra RARE Commodore CBM 610 Computer - Tested and WORKING - Nice For Sale

Ultra RARE Commodore CBM 610 Computer - Tested and WORKING - Nice
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Ultra RARE Commodore CBM 610 Computer - Tested and WORKING - Nice:
$549.00

Offered here is a very RARE Commodore CBM 610 computer. This computer was never released in North America but it is almost the same machine a a B128. It sports a more powerful 6509 processor and 128k memory expandable to 256K.The computer is in nice condition with nice bright keys with little or no yellowing. 1 Rubber foot has been replaced. It boots as it should and the keyboard seems to work OK No further testing done. Here is a chance to get a very RARE commodore. Sold \"as is\" due to age of electronics and no returns. After all it is nearly 40 years old. Has been stored in a dry place for many years. Tough piece to find and would make a proud addition to any Commodore or computer collection. 220v Buyer pays shipping. Thanks for looking.. I ship worldwide but shipping overseas will be very expensive. Maybe 2-300. Shipping is estimated. Please check out my other listings.


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