khannonnd
Well-known member
Whenever I see TechSteps for sale, or get a sense of how valuable they are, I kick myself.
about 12 years ago, I came across a person online ( I don't even remember how ) who mentioned they were looking to get rid of some old macs. He lived in Sacramento. I said I would love them (without knowing what they were) but I lived too far to go get them (the SF Bay Area). He said, oh no problem ill bring them to you. Total cost: Free.
I was like, score!
Three days later he arrives with his truck. And his friend in his truck. The cabs *overflowing* with Apple stuff. Turns out his wife was a tech person with the local school district and they wanted to get rid of the "garbage." I ended up getting 5 Mac 512ks and about 30 Mac Pluses and random parts/accessories. But, what I had never seen before was the Apple Tech Step. In *immaculate condition* complete with its Apple-branded carry case and every available cartridge.
I ended up selling it on Craigslist. For $250. I had no idea how rare or valuable it was.
I want it back. Badly.
about 12 years ago, I came across a person online ( I don't even remember how ) who mentioned they were looking to get rid of some old macs. He lived in Sacramento. I said I would love them (without knowing what they were) but I lived too far to go get them (the SF Bay Area). He said, oh no problem ill bring them to you. Total cost: Free.
I was like, score!
Three days later he arrives with his truck. And his friend in his truck. The cabs *overflowing* with Apple stuff. Turns out his wife was a tech person with the local school district and they wanted to get rid of the "garbage." I ended up getting 5 Mac 512ks and about 30 Mac Pluses and random parts/accessories. But, what I had never seen before was the Apple Tech Step. In *immaculate condition* complete with its Apple-branded carry case and every available cartridge.
I ended up selling it on Craigslist. For $250. I had no idea how rare or valuable it was.
I want it back. Badly.