I would sell it now while you can and the prices are good. Classic hardware has a best-before date that is rapidly approaching. Time takes it's toll. Sell it now while it's still working.
With new hardware that was actually produced in this century available to run your Amiga software there's no need for the headaches classic HW brings.
I sold all my classic gear (A4000T, CSPPC, Mediator 4000, Several A1200's, two BPPC's, BVision, Mediator 1200 and loads more) after getting my first Pegasos and never regretted it for a minute. It was so much faster and easier to use and, strangely, more Amiga-compatible. Stuff I spent days trying to coax to run on the A4000 ran flawlessly on the Peg. No more wondering whether the 20yo motherboard with dozens of addons hanging off it in a case that was rarely closed would boot up, no more messing with drivers and installations.
