Amazing Atari VCS and computer haul in Bay Area

[dubxcube]

Check out this craigslist offering in Cupertino, CA. I'm not personally in the market for most of this stuff, but I'm sure someone here is...

 

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/vgm/4256103138.html

Edited December 25, 2013 by dubxcube

[ianoid]

Pretty pricey, even though it's pretty sweet.

[+davidcalgary29]

Am I missing something here that would justify that outrageous asking price?

[+save2600]

Yep, San Francisco and the guy seemingly worked for Atari.

[AtariLeaf]

He worked at Atari, I guess he thinks that adds more cache to the lot. He doesn't say in what capacity though, coulda been the janitor for all we know.

Edited December 25, 2013 by AtariLeaf

[CGQuarterly]

Just out of curiosity, what would you guys consider to be a reasonable price for that stuff?

[Tenorman]

Just out of curiosity, what would you guys consider to be a reasonable price for that stuff?

 

It's hard to say for sure because I'm not sure how many disks are there and what they all are, but I personally don't think he has more than $300-400.00 worth of stuff there. Opinions of others may very.

[+poobah]

 

It's hard to say for sure because I'm not sure how many disks are there and what they all are, but I personally don't think he has more than $300-400.00 worth of stuff there. Opinions of others may very.

 

If that. not much hardware.

[spamh8r]

I spy a CX-70, and those seem to go for $500+ too rich for my blood, but pretty cool.

[ianoid]

I spy a CX-70, and those seem to go for $500+ too rich for my blood, but pretty cool.

Huh? Whassat? The tape drive? That does look weird. And what are the carts with the handwritten labels?

[CPUWIZ]

http://atariage.com/forums/topic/181558-wtb-atari-cx70-500/

 

Employee pirate copies and possibly WIP.