Sorry I will explain the use of tense and mood....
If the board was(past tense) a working board when purchased,
and now(present) is just untested because there is not a way of testing it
I would(subjunctive mood) consider purchasing it now depending on what the price would (subjunctive again) be.
I guess I goofed by not using the subjuntive mood in speaking about the price. I'm not concerned about what the price "was" but would it "would" be.
If the board was working, is now "untested" because it stopped working at some point and was put on the shelf and there currently is not way of confirming it still doesn't work...
Of if the board was not tested when purchased and still can not be tested...
I would not be interested.
-This is me after a 28 hour shift where I got 10 pages from 1-3 that were from the floor and issues that did not need to be addressed until a reasonable time in the day....