I responded to a CL listing for some compact Macs. From SE/30s to Pluses. Today I picked them up! Bonus was a couple 512ks (one regular, one enhanced). Five se/30s in total. A few Classic and Classic IIs. Many Plus and SE models.
Several have been modified in various ways, unfortunately a couple of the display mods have been hacked up (cables cut). Or the cables are in place and the board is missing. One SE has an ethernet card as well as one card in an SE/30 - those alone are nice to have on hand. I like to have all my Macs on ethernet. As for stock innards, they all appear to have floppy and hard drives in place but all disconnected.
Condition wise they are in varying degrees. Many have yellowed badly. Marking, tape residue, etc. But the many are in great condition.
The only issue of all machines is a cable cut to the CRT. These Macs were part of an art display where birds interacted with the Macs to turn the displays on and off. The cable cuts meant the display only showed a vertical or horizontal line. There are photos of the setup somewhere. Other than the Macs themselves, the hardware seems to be missing that would make it work. I can only assume power interrupts to the Macs.
I will get some pics up later.
Several have been modified in various ways, unfortunately a couple of the display mods have been hacked up (cables cut). Or the cables are in place and the board is missing. One SE has an ethernet card as well as one card in an SE/30 - those alone are nice to have on hand. I like to have all my Macs on ethernet. As for stock innards, they all appear to have floppy and hard drives in place but all disconnected.
Condition wise they are in varying degrees. Many have yellowed badly. Marking, tape residue, etc. But the many are in great condition.
The only issue of all machines is a cable cut to the CRT. These Macs were part of an art display where birds interacted with the Macs to turn the displays on and off. The cable cuts meant the display only showed a vertical or horizontal line. There are photos of the setup somewhere. Other than the Macs themselves, the hardware seems to be missing that would make it work. I can only assume power interrupts to the Macs.
I will get some pics up later.




