Vintage IBM 1816101 XT ISA Hard Disk Drive Controller Computer Card with cables For Sale

Vintage IBM 1816101 XT ISA Hard Disk Drive Controller Computer Card with cables
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Vintage IBM 1816101 XT ISA Hard Disk Drive Controller Computer Card with cables:
$45.00

Vintage IBM 1816101 XT ISA Hard Disk Drive Controller Computer Card with connector cables

I can only assume this is an IBM card since the engraving on the card matches other IBM products.  I don\'t know what this card does nor what it is for.  The card is untested,  with no guarantee that it will work,  so please keep that in mind as there are no returns.  Being sold \"as-is.\"

I found a listing of this same card on another listing which is where I took the information from. I\'m assuming it is accurate. Comes with the blue connector cables. The connector cables are dirty and sticky due to the tape deteriorating over the years. Some of the sticky residue is on parts of the card as well.


Comes from a smoke free, pet free home.

Paypal only. No returns.

Please check out my other sales for additional vintage IBM items.



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