FREE: Commodore 1702 monitor in MA

Don't want to ship this if I can help it, but I suppose I can if
somebody asks nice enough.

It works great, been using it for a monitor with my PS2 for a while.
Nice (mono) sound, great pic. Spent about $65 getting it (shipping
was about $35 of that), but now I just need the space back.

Any locals want it, swing by, have a couple beers, check out my
gameroom, and leave with the monitor.

Let me know,
Rob

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