WTB: stuff for Sega CD RAM Cart. Not the cart itself.

OK. So I just scoured FleaBay for the cheapest Sega CD Backup RAM Cart I could find. Cheapest one there was a complete Japanese Mega CD model. Now then, I have an empty US cart shell I plan to put the guts into since they are the same and regional differences doesn't affect operation. So now I need something strange. Does anyone have or know where to find a scan of the US version cart label? One step further is if anyone would be willing to find a label I can apply to the cart. Even further yet is if anyone is willing to sell a box insert for it and instruction manual. Any help will be appreciated. The Japanese shell coming off of my purchase has a blank label with lines for writing your own tags down. Willing to trade it off once I get the cart in. Here's a picture of my purchase:

 

Did you ever get your label? While I can't scan it, I can try taking some photos of my cart.

 

No I haven't. If you could do that I'd be really grateful. I have it in a US cart shell now but the Japanese shell was destroyed in the process. I still have the Japanese manual and box art for whoever wants it.

 

I take it you're only after a scan of the US-style cart label? I could scan my spare Japanese label, but I'm not sure if that's what you want. I am interested in the empty box though

 

Is your 32X model MK-84000A? Then this cart should just fit without needing any swaps.

 

Nope, they're MK-84000. No A on end. But I no longer need to worry. I have since put the PCB in a US shell I had laying around as a spare. Good thing too. Got one more empty shell for a Mega Everdrive if I ever decide to get one...

And for anyone wondering, the Japanese shell turned out to be busted hence the cheaper price I got it at. (50$ USD complete in box.) So I finished the shell off and threw it out. PCB is fine and working in its new home. So I just need a scan of the US model RAM cart label. Preferably to scale size for when I send it off to print company they can print as is without re-sizing. (I no have printer to use...) Then find box insert scan and the manual to have my setup complete.

Yup, after US label. My model was a Japanese one with the blank label to write on. I'm keeping the box but you can have the insert and manual if interested for nothing. Free shipping if you don't mind the slow boat.

 

Nah, I've already got a box and manual for my RAM cart, I was interested in the case to use for my Sonic & Knuckles cart

 

If you want the plastic box hit FleaBay up. Someone is usually selling them there.

 

I've seen them there, but it seems cheaper to just buy some crappy complete in box game and scavenge the box from that. Though that would involve throwing out everything else, which seems kinda wasteful...

 

I have some games for sale for $5 USD complete in box if interested in a cheap option.

 

Well, I took some pictures, but my camera is not good and it did not come out well. Also, my cart is used, and it's definitely showing its age, so probably not the best to make a label from.

I'll see if I can clean it up anyway for you if you still want it.

 

I might be considered picky but I need a label that's in near perfect condition. After all, I'm trying to build a complete US model cart up. I have the casing, box, insert, and manual. Now for a good image of the label for a reproduction print.

 

There's boxed crappy sports games on eBay for even less than that if I wanted, but thanks for the offer! There's also a guy selling brand-new, genuine cases, how could this be? It's possible Sega might have excess stock leftover, but I would think they would have produced roughly the same number of cases to match each game.