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This SE/30 seems to have had its hard drive removed in favor of a 270MB 3.5" MO Drive accessed from the rear. Its in horrible shape but this just struck me as interesting. I can't fully explain why.

Yesterday: First conquest worth mentioning in a while craigslist: one 9600/300 w/ sony monitor. !. On location: I find a nice lady wishing to get rid of more old stuff- an apple 14", stlywriter 2400 and IIvx. Also an Epson 3000 17" wide printer. Don't know what I'm going to do with that.

Does anyone know what this is/does?

Take a look at This Ebay item. Scroll down to the third picture showing the back of the case. There is a fancy "D" carved into it. I have no idea what this might mean (other than the idea that D is the first letter in daystar, despite it not matching any current or former logo). I can say...

I heard a story recently about someone paying $200 for a Macintosh II motherboard. The idea was that it was some rare variant and not a prototype or something like that. I have never heard of anything like that, so I'm asking you guys. Any info?

Its not mine. I'm the one who asked what the cards were. Any machine with six slots filled is inherently interesting, whatever its real value might be. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280232513939 Now I don't know a thing about MacIvory, but someone here might.

Spent part of the weekend in Boston. Score! IIx in II case IIx IIfx (little worried about this one. I've never seen rust on a 3.5 dd before) IIci in shambles (drive tray was left unsecured, crushed part of mobo; no PS) IIci no hd IIsi shot motherboard -- watch your batteries!! 3 PB 1XXs...

:( Just lost not one but two auctions for the vaunted tower. Any of you bums a proud new owner? Speaking seriously tho', does anyone know / surmise the production/sales figures for the Quadra 950 or any individual Apple machines? Besides the "Only 12,000 20th Anniversaries evar".