Vintage Central Computer Beige Tower ATX Computer Case for Retro PC/Sleeper READ For Sale

Vintage Central Computer Beige Tower ATX Computer Case for Retro PC/Sleeper READ
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Vintage Central Computer Beige Tower ATX Computer Case for Retro PC/Sleeper READ:
$64.99

For sale is this used beige ATX tower case (not entirely sure who made this one but it’s got a cool Central Computer badge on it)



Case includes the following:

ATX psu (tested)

48x CD (untested)

Floppy (untested)

Tape drive (untested)


****the 3.5 drive holder/caddy is gone. If you need additional 3.5 drives you will have to figure out a workaround.****


Case is in relatively OK condition for age but does exhibit several dings on sides and top of top case (see pictures for examples), general grime/dirt (will clean as best as possible before sending), scratches/scuffs in paint on top and sides of top case, mild yellowing on front bezel, and all around wear.



We will pack this as well as possible but there is a real possibility of the fragile front bezel sustaining damage.


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