Folks, I've had this C64 for a few years, and it would need some attention to be functional, but it was immediately obvious to me that it wasn't a normal machine because it has a flat-flex keyboard cable. Then, when I looked closer, most of the chips are normal, but: 1) The ROM is an EPROM, and appears to be a combo basic/kernal 2) The IC in U6 is purple ceramic, and clearly has a hand-stamped label, "240431", which doesn't match anything that I am aware of. Based on location, it's a 6510 of some variety, but maybe a test production run of the 8500? 3) There are extra wires on the keyboard itself (which is a Mitsumi membrane) 4) The board has a SuperPLA, 251715-1 5) The RAM is 2 64k x 4 HM50464-15 chips like the 250266 and 250469 I'm sure that there are other oddities. I've shared a quick album of photos here: https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B1f5BydzFLHLGD I've not attempted to power up the machine and would need to at least dump the ROM first. Any thoughts/comments are welcome. - AlexReceived on 2026-08-26 06:00:01
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