Vintage Commodore VIC 20 Computer Untested No Power Adapter MADE IN USA Keyboard For Sale

Vintage Commodore VIC 20 Computer Untested No Power Adapter MADE IN USA Keyboard
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Vintage Commodore VIC 20 Computer Untested No Power Adapter MADE IN USA Keyboard:
$59.99

This is a vintage Commodore VIC 20 computer, made in the USA. It is untested and does not come with a power adapter. The brand is Commodore and it falls under the category of vintage computing and vintage computers & mainframes.


KEYBOARD ONLY


NO ZERO response BUYERS. ALL ORDERS WILL BE CANCELED.


Ships with USPS. I use ’s International shipping program for International shipping. Prices for International shipping are determined by , not me.

Please see all pictures for details and condition. I try to write everything in the description but it’s best to look at the pictures for all details and condition of the item listed. I can send more pictures upon request. Feel free to ask any questions before offerding. Sold as is, no refunds or returns. If you don’t agree please don’t offer.

My home is a smoke and pet free home. But keep in mind this is a thrifted item and may have smoke or pet odors from the original owner.

Check out my other sales for more vintage toys.

Due to s managed payment policy, item will be shipped out after payment has cleared.




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