Macintosh Classics

Qion

Qion

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I have two Macintosh Classics sitting behind my desk that have nothing but sentimental value left to me.

Along with the Classics I have an original SyQuest 200MB APS drive w/ cabling and a quite large AGFA scanner from around the same time period.

Seeing as I'm a mere graphic designer in need of something new, I have really no problem selling these for a reasonable price.

If you're interested in any of these, respond to this thread or make me an offer via PM. I will even sell the keyboards or mice of the Classics if you have a burning desire to own an ADB keyboard or mouse.

Thanks :)
 
Ooohhh how I wish I could, but my wife would kill me especially with baby number 3 on the way. If no one take it here, you could always try the 68KMLA...they're always willing to liberate some Classic Macs.
 
If no one else takes them, there's a market on eBay. I just sold an IIsi for 9 bucks. (a steal, considering it originally sold for about $3000)
 
As bookends, they tend to be a bit big, though. I heard they make great aquariums, but they can also help children learn computer basics, like handling a mouse, typing text etc.
 
I'm hoping that if they are working that no one would waste good working vintage Macs on such projects. If they are dead, then OK I guess.
 
All this stuff is working.

In fact, one of the Classics is working so well it can play possibly the first digitized porn in the world... I found a dancing naked lady stashed in the HD after I got these from a graphics department!
 
LQTM. I've heard about that one. Someone on another 68K Mac forum had asked about where to find it. I think it was called Cha-Cha or something like that and it was a dancing nekkid lady on the desktop. :p
 
I'm sure there's older variants, though. I remember my father bringing home about 1 meter of "endless paper" with an ASCII art rendition of a naked woman.
 
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