Fractal Design North Charcoal Black Mesh ATX Mid Tower PC Case NEW SEALED For Sale

Fractal Design North Charcoal Black Mesh ATX Mid Tower PC Case NEW SEALED
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Fractal Design North Charcoal Black Mesh ATX Mid Tower PC Case NEW SEALED:
$100.00

Brand-new Fractal Design North ATX mid-tower PC case in Charcoal Black, unused, unopened, and factory sealed in original retail packaging.
Mesh side-panel version with genuine walnut wood front panels. Includes two factory-supplied 140mm Aspect PWM fans and front USB-C connectivity. Supports ATX, Micro-ATX, and Mini-ITX motherboards. Model FD-C-NOR1C-01.
Includes the original factory retail package and supplied contents. Check your motherboard, GPU, power supply, and cooling clearances before purchase.
Photos 1-3 show the actual sealed carton. The outer carton has visible wear, creases, and label residue as pictured. Photo 4 is a retail reference screenshot showing the case design; it is not a photo of this unopened item.
Case only; no assembled PC or other components.
Buyer-paid UPS Ground shipping. Local pickup is also available.


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