Closed Amiga 1200 + ACA1240/1260 + License 100Mhz + CPU MC68LC060/75 + case grey + black keycaps (de) from A1200.net

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I'm selling an Amiga 1200 with the following specifications:1 x Amiga 1200 with an A1200.net case in light gray. 32GB CF card with WB3221 and IDE adapter. Kickstart ROM 3.2.1.It has an IComp ACA1240/1260 with an MC68LC060/75 (rev4) installed. This CPU doesn't have an FPU, but it does have an MMU. The standard clock speed is 75MHz. I almost always ran it at 75MHz. The card and CPU can also handle the licensed 100MHz without any problems (see system info screenshots). I've played some games for extended periods at 100MHz and never reached temperatures higher than 35-38°C. I completed Civilization AGA in about 4.5 hours. Alien Breed 3D took about 2.5 hours. And many other games... never more than 38°C. The case and black keycaps are from A1200.net. There's a cosmetic flaw on the case: the screws used were too long, which lifted the side panel (see photo). I replaced them with the correct screws. The Amiga itself received a recap in 2017, immediately after purchase, and runs stably. I bought the ACA1240/1260 in March 2025 with a 25MHz 68040 license and a 68040 CPU. After a few weeks, I upgraded the card to an MC68LC060/75 and also purchased the largest license currently available from IComp for the upgrade. The MC68LC060/75 Rev.4 CPU came from my existing stock. The version of ACA1260tools is the latest at the time I created this listing: "ACA1260tools-V0.100.lha".

The Amiga 1200 will be delivered as described, with a light gray case, black keycaps, and an additional ACA1240/1240 turbo card including a 100MHz license and a pre-installed MC68LC060/75 CPU.
I am asking €1234. I will consider near offers. Shipping in Germany is €10. All other locations, pls. clarify real shipping costs with me right after declaring interest.
All local customs fees or taxes are the buyer's responsibility.

Private sale:No warranty, no guarantee, no returns, and no liability whatsoever.

 

[Boing-ball]

@LaoMu just checking on your terms and conditions of sale which you have quoted as:

“Private sale:No warranty, no guarantee, no returns, and no liability whatsoever.”

Does that include if the item arrives as D.O.A? Also what if the item arrives damaged?

Thanks.

 

[Sardine]

@LaoMu

With those terms Amibay is not the selling platform for you.

If you cannot deliver what you’re selling then I’ll close this thread

 

[Deleted member 20864]

@LaoMu just checking on your terms and conditions of sale which you have quoted as:

“Private sale:No warranty, no guarantee, no returns, and no liability whatsoever.”

Does that include if the item arrives as D.O.A? Also what if the item arrives damaged?

Thanks.

Whats wrong with this terms? This text I used is the only way in the EU to deliver used items without getting hit by laywers or so. At least it is that what is often texted "Sold as seen"
Hi, how can you say I cannot deliver what I am selling? Maybe it can be a solution to just only sell to EU countries?

@LaoMu just checking on your terms and conditions of sale which you have quoted as:

“Private sale:No warranty, no guarantee, no returns, and no liability whatsoever.”

Does that include if the item arrives as D.O.A? Also what if the item arrives damaged?

Thanks.

Sorry, I don`t know what is DOA? If the item arrived damaged the package is injured against damages. Only in the case the Insurance will not accept Amiga is not like discribed (fotos etc.) then I would make an exeption when the Amiga does not work. But I would insist on an evidence that the failure is not caused by an bad psu or bad treatment of the buyer.

 

[Boing-ball]

Whats wrong with this terms? This text I used is the only way in the EU to deliver used items without getting hit by laywers or so. At least it is that what is often texted "Sold as seen"
Hi, how can you say I cannot deliver what I am selling? Maybe it can be a solution to just only sell to EU countries?

Sorry, I don`t know what is DOA? If the item arrived damaged the package is injured against damages. Only in the case the Insurance will not accept Amiga is not like discribed (fotos etc.) then I would make an exeption when the Amiga doeswork. But I would insist on an evidence that the failure is not caused by a bad psu or bad treatment of the buyer.

DOA = Dead On Arrival. E.G. The setup comes in Condition as sold, but when you attempt to power up the system, nothing happens or something as described won’t function.

Thanks.

 

[Sardine]

The following statement from your post especially for an expensive item is unacceptable

Private sale:No warranty, no guarantee, no returns, and no liability whatsoever.

Simply just. No.