Nikon F-301 Analogue camera

This NIKON F 301 has always worked well.
There are quite a few signs of wear, but they do not affect its operation.

Mostly suitable for art photos in hard-to-reach places

no lens, sold separately

Given my age I am no longer mobile enough to go looking for nice locations and to go.
Furthermore I am selling part of my collection, so someone else can have a good time with it.

The Nikon F-301 is a 35mm single-lens reflex camera with interchangeable lens from the Japanese company Nikon. In the US the model was sold as the Nikon N2000. The model was introduced in 1985, was similar to the F-501 but did not have an autofocus system. Exposure can be fully automatic or semi-automatic, where the user sets the aperture manually and the camera selects the corresponding shutter speed (aperture-priority), or where the user sets the shutter speed manually and the camera selects the corresponding aperture (shutter-priority). The F-301 can take photos on 35mm film and can be equipped with a very wide range of Nikkor lenses with the so-called F-mount.[1]