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Bjaisus... that excess represents about a third of my entire monochrome compact collection of all models from 512K to Classic II. Mcdermd, you are a madman! :lol: 8-)

 
That Quadra 950 is a looker. One of my top 5 favorite case designs. How much did your wife have to layout for that one?

 
I paid them $50 without testing but it has logic board issues I've been getting help with here. If all ease fails, macdrone has a 950 board for me that was last known to run well.

 
The PSU would have been retained for the hack, but now that I've played with it a bit, I'm not sure I can make all the parts fit into the 950 case. :-/

 
Picked up a dual 1GHz Quicksilver with 1GB RAM, GeForce 4, UW SCSI card, ATA card, DVD, and ZIP. it also has a "hidden" serial card that plugs into the modem port with a ribbon to a mini-DIN serial port in the card slot cover.

 
Here is the Serial card. It is a "Stealth Serial" from GeeThree and they retail for $49 (if the company still exists). The handiest feature seems to be Localtalk compatibility in OS 9. I hadn't ever seen one of these before:

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Cool because it brought a bit of Old World into the New World. Many people bought these solely for Localtalk connectivity since that was the only advantage these ports had over USB-to-serial adapters.

 
I liked the GDock II that was out very briefly. It has 2x Serial Ports, 2x ADB Ports, a Parallel port, and a 3.5" ATA drive slot. Connected over the USB port and sat on top of your G3/G4 style case. I have a GDock I on my G4. Would love to find a GDock II.

 
Found an SE/30 at the university sale today. I convinced them to sell it whole with the hard drive after bringing a 7.5.3 boot disk with SCSI Director to wipe it with.

Does anyone know a vintage formatting util that zero writes?

 
I was able to pick up a IIci from the LEM swap list this week for $15. It had a dead logic board but I was able to find the rotten trace and get it running. On to retrobriting.

 
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