I was at the local vintage hardware haunt and happened to chat up a fellow who said he had some old mac stuff on a pallet at home. I showed up the next day and certainly got a pile of Apple stuff.
Partial list:
(2) 7100/66AV
7100/80AV
7100/100
7300/180
7500/100
7600/132
5260/120
5260/100
IIe Platinum
II+
(2) IIe
Macintosh Plus
The insane part is the extras included. I have a new in box Microsoft SoftCard for the Apple II, its a Zilog Z80 CP/M card built by the then early Microsoft to run CP/M OS on the Apple II range. Also included is a pile of Apple Service boxes, some unopened! Its mostly dumb stuff, but someone might want original parts boxes. Also I have a Apple II high-speed SCSI card, tons and tons of official Apple software on 5 1/4" floppies with Apple diskette sleeves, official Apple reference books, and a pile of great condition third party Apple II books. I'll get some pictures up, and tomorrow I go pick up the rest!
Sure beats my deal on Friday of a $20 Pantone Mac Plus with a pantone HD20 with all original Apple SCSI/power cables, which itself was a great deal.
Partial list:
(2) 7100/66AV
7100/80AV
7100/100
7300/180
7500/100
7600/132
5260/120
5260/100
IIe Platinum
II+
(2) IIe
Macintosh Plus
The insane part is the extras included. I have a new in box Microsoft SoftCard for the Apple II, its a Zilog Z80 CP/M card built by the then early Microsoft to run CP/M OS on the Apple II range. Also included is a pile of Apple Service boxes, some unopened! Its mostly dumb stuff, but someone might want original parts boxes. Also I have a Apple II high-speed SCSI card, tons and tons of official Apple software on 5 1/4" floppies with Apple diskette sleeves, official Apple reference books, and a pile of great condition third party Apple II books. I'll get some pictures up, and tomorrow I go pick up the rest!
Sure beats my deal on Friday of a $20 Pantone Mac Plus with a pantone HD20 with all original Apple SCSI/power cables, which itself was a great deal.

