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Well, not really. It's actually a free camera.

I thought about selling my F-601QD, but eBay gets pennies for these things so I might as well give it away. It's been with me ever since the last year of high school, and has seen several continents and as many countries as I have. However, I'm not using it, and can use the space more than sentimental value.

Here's what you want to know:

It's an autofocus Nikon film SLR.
It was known as the N6006 in the US. The QD is a quartz date function, which I don't believe was ever available in the States. (It can print icky orange dates/times on the corner of the picture if you want it to -- or just use it as a watch.)
It has a built-in flash.
It takes auto and manual focus lenses, with the exception of the new G, VR and AF-S series. Way too much detail if you care. Bottom line--it takes most Nikon lenses made in the last two decades.
It has spot, center weighted and matrix metering -- just like cameras two decades later!
It can be fully manual, fully automatic, and everything in between.
It's well used and looks it, but very solid. Metal frame, plastic body.
Instruction manual can be had here.
It was an excellent camera in 1990, and has aged well. It doesn't have the fastest AF, or the fanciest flash metering, but it still holds its own.
I don't have any lenses to give away with it.