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eeun
Starting Member
Canada
3 Posts |
 Posted - 04 Jan 2003 : 17:31:33
Lurker post! Lurker post!
I rarely post here, but tend to lurk a lot. Some of you will know me from 'fritter.
I just had to share my latest find. The notice below is from a free sale board in Hamilton, Ontario. I bought it after the ad had been up for a week. I'm amazed no one else snapped it up. I'm still sorting out the bits but everything seems to work fine. Haven't tested the HD20 yet. I paid $100 CDN (about $60 US) for everything below. Qty Description
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(2) Apple Macintosh SE/30 (32MB RAM,
145MB/200MB SCSI HDD)
- Both SE/30's Have Ethernet NICs added
internally (NuBUS 1 BNC, 1 RJ45)
(2) Apple Macintosh Color Classic (10MB
RAM, 1GB/4GB SCSI HDD)
(2) Apple Macintosh Classic II (10MB,
approx. 100MB SCSI HDD)
(4) Apple Keyboards
(4) Apple Mice
(2) Apple 600i Internal SCSI CD-ROM
Drives
(2) Apple 600e External SCSI CD-ROM
Drives
(1) Apple ImageWriter DM Printer
(1) Apple SCHD20 20MB Hard Drive - connects to external floppy port
(1) Asante SCSIEthernet NICs (External)
(1) External SCSI DAT Tape Drive
Various 800k/1.4M Floppy Disks
Power Cables, SCSI Cables, etc.
Systems are in great working condition |
alcoa
Full Member
Albania
543 Posts |
Posted - 05 Jan 2003 : 09:22:58
 Lucky Lurker!  TWO Tiny Trinitrons w/Tootsies! :rolleyes: *faints* jt 
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eeun
Starting Member
Canada
3 Posts |
Posted - 05 Jan 2003 : 10:00:55
There's a fair amount of stuff I'll be purging.
I don't think I need more than perhaps 10 of the 200 floppies in the lot.
One box, 12" x 12" x 8" was FULL of simms. I'd guess about 700 in total! Sounds great, but 99% are 256K 30-pin . Keepers in the box were a bag of 20 4Meg 30-pin simms, about 15 32 Meg 72-pin, and a surprise 128M PC100 dimm.Only had one Tiny Trinitron apart (red gun not working, nor it seems is the degaussing coil) but it was amazingly clean inside. No dust rhinos, not even a bunny! Noteworthy is every single item smells like a mixture of cigarette smoke and aftershave.
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