Commodore - Computer - Without original box





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Commodore 64 bundle complete and ready to use, year of manufacture 1986, condition discrete, in working order, without original packaging.
Description from the seller
I’m selling a legendary Commodore 64 computer, the undisputed king of home computers of the 1980s, in a complete and ready-to-use bundle. A piece of computing history, ideal for collectors or for those who want to relive the thrill of original retro gaming.
The lot includes everything you need to start playing or programming right away:
- Commodore 64 Console: Original keyboard and shell.
- Floppy Disk Drive: For fast loading and using the classic 5¼-inch floppies.
- Joystick: Classic ergonomic model from the era, perfect for action games.
- Cables and Power: Includes the original power supply for the C64, the power cable for the floppy drive, and the video cables.
- Assorted Games Lot: A selection of titles included in the package.
The Commodore unit has been tested and is partially functional (see last photo); possible issue with the video cable, easily sourced
I’m selling a legendary Commodore 64 computer, the undisputed king of home computers of the 1980s, in a complete and ready-to-use bundle. A piece of computing history, ideal for collectors or for those who want to relive the thrill of original retro gaming.
The lot includes everything you need to start playing or programming right away:
- Commodore 64 Console: Original keyboard and shell.
- Floppy Disk Drive: For fast loading and using the classic 5¼-inch floppies.
- Joystick: Classic ergonomic model from the era, perfect for action games.
- Cables and Power: Includes the original power supply for the C64, the power cable for the floppy drive, and the video cables.
- Assorted Games Lot: A selection of titles included in the package.
The Commodore unit has been tested and is partially functional (see last photo); possible issue with the video cable, easily sourced

