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In article <1993Apr2.004238.22420@husc3.harvard.edu> dchou@husc11.harvard.edu
(David Chou) writes:
> Hello.  I am looking for a IIcx, or maybe a IIci if the price is right.

Hi, David.  I have a well-cared for IIcx that has been my home mchine (and
thus, lightly used) that I am going to be selling, perhaps as soon as next
week (in favor of a new machine).

> No hard drive is just fine with me.

Negotiable.  I may or may not want to throw in one of my three drives.  I have
a 60 MB that I might part with.

>                                      Memory can be 0, 4, or 8 megs; it
> will be given its worth accordingly.

It has 8 MB, but once again, that is negotiable.  4 MB is 100ns, and the other
4 MB is 80ns.

>                                       I don't need a graphics card for
> either, unless it happens to be a 24 bit card.

I have an 8-bit card which I'd throw in cheap if you want.

>                                                 An extended keyboard,
> at the right price, would be nice.

Can't help you there.

>                                     What is most important, is that
> everything works well, you have the original accessories and packaging
> materials, and the price is RIGHT.  Please, e-mail me with your 
> configuration and asking price.  [C610 pricing deleted...]

I will include all original boxes and the hardware docs, even System 6.0.3
if you want it (what came with it).  It is in excellent condition and, yes,
everything is in fine working order.  The machine can be cheaply upgraded to
33 MHz via accelerators or taken to a IIci or Q700 via Apple upgrades.

I'm asking $1000 for the IIcx 8/0.  I'll throw in the video card for $50,
including the manual.  Shipping is negotiable.

Just let me know if you are interested.
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