Minolta Maxxum 7000 SLR Film Camera – Tested Working, Data Back 70, Sigma 75-200mm

For Sale by Auction in
Pickerington, Ohio, US

Item Description Up for auction is a vintage Minolta Maxxum 7000 35mm SLR film camera paired with a premium Sigma telephoto zoom lens! Released in 1985, the Minolta Maxxum 7000 is an iconic piece of photographic history, famous for being the world’s first successful autofocus SLR. This camera comes equipped with the upgraded Minolta Data…

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Pickerington, Ohio, United States (US)

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Item Description
Up for auction is a vintage Minolta Maxxum 7000 35mm SLR film camera paired with a premium Sigma telephoto zoom lens!
Released in 1985, the Minolta Maxxum 7000 is an iconic piece of photographic history, famous for being the world’s first successful autofocus SLR. This camera comes equipped with the upgraded Minolta Data Back 70 door, allowing you to imprint dates or times onto your film frames.
What’s Included in This Bundle:
Minolta Maxxum 7000 35mm SLR Camera Body
Features: Breakthrough autofocus system, multiple programmed exposure modes, automatic film advance/rewind, and clear top-deck LCD panel control.
Bonus Upgraded Door: Features the integrated Minolta Data Back 70 module.
Sigma Zoom AF-δ 75-200mm f/2.8-3.5 Telephoto Lens
Specs: Fast f/2.8 max aperture at 75mm, stepping down to a respectable f/3.5 at 200mm. Multi-coated optics, 67mm filter thread size. Made in Japan.
Serial Number: 2019970
Accessories:
Rokunar UV 67mm lens protection filter (Made in Japan).
Partial roll of Kodak 400 24-exposure film left inside the camera body (untested, included as-is).
⚙️ Operational Condition Status
Tested & Functioning: The camera has been basic-power tested. The autofocus engages and focuses successfully, and the shutter clicks cleanly when depressing the fire button.
Please note: The camera has not been fully track-tested with a fresh roll of developed film to verify exact exposure accuracy or light seals.
🔍 Cosmetic Notes
Camera Body: Showing cosmetic wear typical of an active vintage camera. The rubberized handgrip material shows minor wear (visible in pictures). The lens mount contacts and mirror box interior appear clean.
Lens: Visually clean external barrel with smooth rubber grip ribbing. The rear metallic mount pins are in great condition. Glass appears free of any scratches.