🚀 go-pugleaf

i couldn't respond directly to you - so i apologize if i'm breaking some
protocol responding to the group.

anyway - if you don't find anyone local, let me know.  i'm interested in
what you have.  i live in san francisco.

thanks
dave

"Oce" <Oce@no.spam> wrote in message
news:4007362a.1736185532@news.west.cox.net...
> I live near Mesa, AZ. I would like to sell all my old Apple Macintosh
> stuff to someone who could pick it up locally -- because I do not want
> to go through the hassle of packing and shipping numerous boxes and I
> like buyers to see and test what they are getting first.
>
> I bought my very expensive Mac SE/30 brand new from an Apple dealer,
> added a color card, memory, and external hard drive, and used it for
> maybe 150 hours total. I then got a job, had no more spare time, put
> all the Mac stuff away and haven't touched it since. As a result, I
> doubt few SE/30s are in better condition than my barely used one.
>
> My systems include a lot of old floppy disk software, especially
> classic Mac games from the late 80's. The hard drives have the system
> software and applications set-up. With so many games these system
> would be ideal for children to learn how to use computers while having
> fun. I think the Mac had some really fun games like Dark Castle.
>
> Details:
>
> Macintosh SE/30 system
> - 20 MB RAM
> - Built-in 3.5" 1.44 MB/800K Super floppy drive
> - Lapis ProColor Server 8-16 color card which allows simultaneous
> 16-bit color display on a VGA monitor with optional virtual desktop
> - Quantum 40MB internal SCSI hard drive
> - CMS Pro80-II/I 80MB Quantum SCSI external hard drive
> - Keytronic Mac Pro Plus extended keyboard (looks brand new)
> - Apple 800K external 3.5" disk drive
> - Apple mouse
> - All manuals. Comes with System Software 6 and 7.
> - SE/30 and monitor look like brand new -- no scratches or burn-in
>
> Macintosh Plus system
> - 1 MB RAM
> - Apple keyboard
> - Apple mouse
> - Built-in 800K internal floppy
> - Kensington System Saver
> - Apple 20MB external hard drive unit
> - Custom computer cover (dark blue with Apple logo on it)
> - All manuals, including Macintosh Plus reference and Unpacking Guide.
>
> - All required cables plus some extras
> - 2 Apple Imagewriter II platinum printers with several brand new
> ribbons (they may be dried out by now) and 1 plastic printer cover.
> - I may have an extra external 3.5" disk drive somewhere.
> - A couple dozen issues of MacWorld from 1984 through 1997.
>
> Books:
> - Computing Unbound: Hands-On Exercises for the Macintosh by
> "Patterson, David A."
> - Macintosh Programming Secrets by "Knaster, Scott"
> - Macintosh Revealed Vol. 2 2nd Ed. by "Chernicoff, Stephen"
> - Microsoft Excel 3 Companion by "Cobb, Douglas"
> - Getting Started with Your Macintosh (shrinkwrapped)
> - Hypercard Basics
> - Macintosh Reference (shrinkwrapped)
> - Macintosh Utilities User's Guide
> - Macintosh System Software User's Guide 6.0
> - Macintosh System 7 manual
> - Microsoft Excel 3.0 manuals
> - Microsoft Word 3.0 manuals
> - Quicken 1.5 manual
> - Turbo Pascal manual
>
> - 11 Macintosh game CD-ROMs: Guy Spy and the Top Ten Mac Pack
> (Populous II, Powermonger, Theme Park, etc). I don't have a Mac CD-ROM
> drive so I could never use these.
> - Large box of old software that came with my Mac Plus which I bought
> from an avid gamer. I don't have time to list them now, but if there
> is serious interest and reasonable offers, I can give more details.
>
> If you live in AZ and might be interested, please send an email to
> adoREMOVETHISNOSPAMPARTcelot@cox.net
> with any questions and some sort of ballpark figure what you think all
> this might be worth to you. Thanks.