FS: Chieftec Dragon style full ATX stainless steel black

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I have an extra one of these cases from some builds earlier in the year. I have no idea what it could cost to ship this, as it's full ATX, over two feet tall, and stainless steel. These are great for any build that may be in "rough" conditions, and the cases were extremely popular in the early 2000s. There are no ports of any kind on the front. I'd rather sell this locally in east TN, but can arrange shipping if desired. $50 if local pickup.

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Man, I remember in the early 2000's when these cases were ALL the rage. Oh those were the days!
 
Did you post a selling price, or did I miss it?

On a side note, knew these were steel but didn't know they were stainless.
 
its gotta be aluminum instead of steel. i built dozens of systems using these dragon cases and the steel ones were always in a matte finish. can we get better pics up loaded op?
 
I'm still rocking a full tower Chieftec Dragon case purchased from TigerDirect or Compgeeks back in their heyday as my workbench rig. It cost all of $19 at that time, with a greatly reduced shipping rate the more of them were purchased. I think for one shipped it was $28, but we ended up buying 5 of them and the shipping rate dropped to $7 a pice (!!!!). Its an absolutely cavernous case that just swallows whatever you want to shove in there. I picked up a Thermaltake 5.25" drive bay enclosure and stuffed the HDDs and SSDs into that to remove the drive cages from the lower case to promote better airflow. It doesn't have USB 3.0 or any fancy features, but it offers up so much airspace that it easily dissipates any heat that builds up from your peripherals.
 
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