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Attention! Mac II on ebay!

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Big Bird

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That's almost ridiculous. Fifteen people bid on it up to $250.

Or, that is ridiculous. What jacked the price up? The FDHD upgrade kit?

 

macgreg

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That's almost ridiculous. Fifteen people bid on it up to $250.
Or, that is ridiculous. What jacked the price up? The FDHD upgrade kit?
Don't think the FDHD kit would - I have three Mac IIs at home and from memory they all have it? (I will have to check this)

 

equill

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That's almost ridiculous. Fifteen people bid on it up to $250.
Or, that is ridiculous. What jacked the price up? The FDHD upgrade kit?
Eleven of the bids were by one person, a veteran with 16 feedback, who alone pushed the bid from USD60 to just under the winning bid by someone else with 215 feedback.

Either could just have wished for a Mac II in fine and close-to-original condition. It was, after all, their money.

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Quadraman

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Looks like someone put in a ridiculously high bid to make sure they won, but then got shilled by the seller to drive the price up. Another reason not to bid early.

 

MacMan

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That's weird. I didn't realise a Macintosh II could attract such a fierce bidding war to such a high price.

The last Mac II I saw on eBay UK sold for about £20 or £25 shipped. Thought about bidding on it but I don't have the space.

 
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