Rare Vintage Commodore 128D Computer w Keyboard WORKING For Sale

Rare Vintage Commodore 128D Computer w Keyboard WORKING
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Rare Vintage Commodore 128D Computer w Keyboard WORKING:
$799.00

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Rare Vintage Commodore 128D Computer w Keyboard WORKING!!!

WATCH THE VIDEO!!!

This is a working Commodore 128D as demonstrated in the video. This is the metal American version, not the plastic European version.

While working and intact, it does show normal sings of wear and significant yellowing, especially on the keyboard.

As mentioned in the video, the video output is typically stable but can be slightly jittery, mainly when the plugs are touched. Could be my monitor, or maybe it could just use some DeOxit. Guaranteed as described but beyond that as-is due to age.

Comes as shown -- computer, keyboard, one disk, and power cable, but nothing else. No monitor or video cables.

Please let me know if you have questions!




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