Some reverse GAS syndrome here. I have more cameras than I can shoot.
This is a black Nikon classic. It is in a good working order. Shutter speeds sound accurate,
meter works, and everything works as it should. It has new seals. There are some rub marks in the
usual places, I tried to show them in the pictures.
The only issue worth mentioning - the pressure plate makes a light sound as if it catches something
when opening the back, but I see no adverse effects on operation - it works fine flattening the film and
produces no scratches. I ran quite a few rolls of film through this camera and it produces perfect
results.
The lens is a free gift to you. It is a sharp, 28mm f/2.5 Tamron. But since it's not a Nikon, and I have
too many in that focal length, take it as a free gift.
I don't know how much these are worth these days. How about $100 shipped in US, or $95 + actual
shipping internationally?
This is a black Nikon classic. It is in a good working order. Shutter speeds sound accurate,
meter works, and everything works as it should. It has new seals. There are some rub marks in the
usual places, I tried to show them in the pictures.
The only issue worth mentioning - the pressure plate makes a light sound as if it catches something
when opening the back, but I see no adverse effects on operation - it works fine flattening the film and
produces no scratches. I ran quite a few rolls of film through this camera and it produces perfect
results.
The lens is a free gift to you. It is a sharp, 28mm f/2.5 Tamron. But since it's not a Nikon, and I have
too many in that focal length, take it as a free gift.
I don't know how much these are worth these days. How about $100 shipped in US, or $95 + actual
shipping internationally?