Vintage Commodore 64 Computer, & Power Supply -,
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:48590904 | Brand: Commodore |
| Type: Home Computer | Model: Commodore 64 |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: United States | Vintage: Yes |
This is a Commodore 64 home computer from the early/mid 80s. Comes with computer, manual and power supply.
As far as I can tell this C64 works fine. It powers on, displays a screen, can load and run programs, I have disassembled and given the keyboard a good once-over to ensure the keys work well.
Now for the caveats:
The "3" key was missing when I obtained this computer; the only replacement keycap available to me was an "E" - as you can see from the photos, it si...ts slightly lower than the rest of the keys on the top row, but otherwise works fine and doesn't feel out of place. It just looks a bit odd.
I am including an original Commodore power supply. As you can see from the last photo, it does work and is currently safe. If it wasn't safe the light on the power supply tester (not included) would be red - however, they are prone to failure, so I suggest finding a modern replacement. Look up Ray Carlsen or Nu-Brick 64.
Finally, this does not come with a video cable. There are plenty of suitable cables on eBay - just search for "Commodore 64 video cable." For the best quality, look for one with an 8-pin DIN connector on one end, and an S-video connector on the other.
While I always do my best to list my items as accurately as possible, these older computers are far past their expiration date. At the time of this listing, this computer appears to work 100%. But due to age, I must sell this as-is - no refunds, no returns.
If you have any questions, please ask, and happy bidding!
As far as I can tell this C64 works fine. It powers on, displays a screen, can load and run programs, I have disassembled and given the keyboard a good once-over to ensure the keys work well.
Now for the caveats:
The "3" key was missing when I obtained this computer; the only replacement keycap available to me was an "E" - as you can see from the photos, it si...ts slightly lower than the rest of the keys on the top row, but otherwise works fine and doesn't feel out of place. It just looks a bit odd.
I am including an original Commodore power supply. As you can see from the last photo, it does work and is currently safe. If it wasn't safe the light on the power supply tester (not included) would be red - however, they are prone to failure, so I suggest finding a modern replacement. Look up Ray Carlsen or Nu-Brick 64.
Finally, this does not come with a video cable. There are plenty of suitable cables on eBay - just search for "Commodore 64 video cable." For the best quality, look for one with an 8-pin DIN connector on one end, and an S-video connector on the other.
While I always do my best to list my items as accurately as possible, these older computers are far past their expiration date. At the time of this listing, this computer appears to work 100%. But due to age, I must sell this as-is - no refunds, no returns.
If you have any questions, please ask, and happy bidding!
