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Commodore Amiga A600 with memory upgrade

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This is gathering dust now so time to get rid. Relive all those classic gaming moments from the late 80s & early 90s!

There's a few games with it but you can fit a compact flash to IDE adaptor to this Amiga and put 1000s of games on a compact flash card (games can be downloaded).

I have for sale my A600 with 1MB ram upgrade.

Details:

A600 - this is in very good condition with no yellowing at all as far as my eyes can tell! It's in very good condition. It has the standard 2.0 ROM and everything works. The casing is very clean as I took it apart not long ago it and spent quite a while cleaning it all.

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Ram upgrade - this is a 1MB chipmem upgrade. The memory is in sockets, it's not a SIMM module. It also has a clock battery which has recently had a new battery installed and there has been no damage or leakage.

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(Note: free memory)

Other stuff - there is a logic 3 mouse (top of this is yellowed), Quickshot Pro joystick, "lightweight" power supply (with some yellowing). These are all tested and fully functional. There are a load of copied disks, I am essentially including these for free as they are no use to me, they mainly have games on them but I know for sure that some of these games do not load (although the discs might be OK after a format). Consider them blank discs. There are several original game and application discs, see the pictures. Also included but not shown are the original Workbench 2.05 discs (Workbench, Extras, Fonts). There is one boxed game which is Black Crypt, it is untested and there are two discs (which I can only assume is correct!).

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I'm asking £60 for all this. I've seen A600s in worse condition (case yellowing) sell for this alone so this is a bargain with the memory upgrade too!

Or either can be picked up from north manchester or near huddersfield (week days only near huddersfield).

cheers,

Paul.

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