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[save2600]

No reasonable offer refused! Domestic deals & sales preferred, but international trade always an option when it makes sense. I'm always after A1000 peripherals and am currently seeking a multi-sync Commodore branded monitor in excellent shape if anyone can help me out (1942/1950/1960).

A2090 SCSI card
A2088 Bridgeboard w/ 2 5-1/4" floppy drives, boxed and complete w/ disks

A500 side expansion cover
A500 keyboard (some keys do not work, suspect switches just need cleaning)
A500 users guide

A500/A2000 Kickstart 1.2 ROM

AmigaOS 1.3 Enhancer manual

A1200 HD bracket

A2000 rev. 6.2 mobo w/ acid discoloration (not damage) - works 100%, but missing Agnus
A2000 keyboard, for parts only (some keys are off, but I believe they can be found, might be 100% complete and working)
A2000 power supply, works 100%
A2000 internal floppy drive
...shoot! Anyone local have a case? I've got enough here to "build" a complete A2000 system, or hell... might just end up putting it into an arcade cabinet

A2500 front bezel (see pic)

A3000 2.04 Kickstart ROM chips
A3000 Zorro Daughtercard
A3000 front bezel (see pic) *might be spoken for

GVP 3.5 SCSI chip for accelerators or their Hard Cards

[koshman]

Sorry, I know this is not the place to ask, but I saw you sold your 2060 and now I see A2000 disappeared from your sig altogether. Did you get rid of it completely (I suppose this is not it) ?

[save2600]

Correct - I have since sold my 2060 and A2000. Realized I didn't need all that power, when all I mostly do is screw around with the hardware, tweak the OS and play the occasional game. The day I ever decide to get a classic Amiga back on the 'net though, I know I'll regret selling the 060

[tone007]

Originally Posted by save2600

The day I ever decide to get a classic Amiga back on the 'net though, I know I'll regret selling the 060

A cheap '040 like the 3640 is almost as good (and a good deal better than an '030,) I've used '030s, '040s, and '060s with IBrowse on RTG machines. The only thing you'd be missing is some additional RAM which AmigaKit has a solution for.

The '060 is obviously quicker, but an '040 is definitely usable.

[save2600]

I really don't believe I am going to bother with an 040, but if I did happen to run across a 3640 cheap, would it fit alright in an unmodded A3000 case? No fan issue? The other A3000 I had, someone cut the floppy drive cage all up. I assume that was done because it had an accelerator of some kind in it...

[tone007]

It'll fit, no fan though unless you find a REALLY thin one. A bigger heatsink should take care of it though, I made one out of two smaller heatsinks when I had a 3640 in a 3000D. The 3640 I had came with a heatsink that was too tall anyway, so I ended up having to go shorter and wider.

edit: or a blower fan alongside the heatsink could probably work...