Everything was really expensive.
This is what I got for $300. I had to talk him down from like $350 but I just couldn't go under $300. It's probably a rip off supreme and I won't be getting any more PowerBooks. The only thing that was affordable on their own was the mice. I could probably take away a hundred mice for $25 or so and that's with some nice Pro Mice mixed in that I can resell.
2x PowerBook 145B
2x PowerBook 520
PowerBook 540c
PowerBook 1400cs/166
I was supposed to get 7 PowerBooks. I counted when I got home and there were only 6. The 7th was probably a 145B. He says he'll make it up next time I come.
2x Power Macintosh G3 Beige Desktops
Apple IIe w/ 2x Disk ][ Drives
Apple IIc Plus (missing a key)
5x Apple Pro Keyboards (USB)
12x Apple Teardrop Mouse
4x Apple "Blocky" Mouse
4x Apple Hockey Puck Mouse
Apple Pro Mouse
2x PlainTalk Mic
MacAlly ADB Track Ball
Duo Dock Plus
There was a huge 10 ft x 10 ft x 4 ft box of assorted mice. I dug through and got out Apple mice for like 10 minutes but it got tiring. He had two other boxes of mice with the cables cut off, including Pro Mice (WTF?)
He used to have ADB Keyboards but they were crushed.
There was a Macintosh Server G3 beige in a big palletized stack, he said I couldn't get that though due to it being too low on the stack.
I'm going to have to sell enough of this stuff to make up $300, which is going to be really hard and probably most of the stuff.
He says he can get like $30-$40 for each PowerBook (or PC laptop) from a scrap dealer who takes out the LCDs. I don't know if that's true or not. 145Bs have shitty old black and white screens and I don't know who would want that. That's why the PowerBooks were so expensive.
There were lots of iMacs and eMacs and G4s and such that I didn't even inquire about, because the other stuff was too goddamn expensive.
This is what I got for $300. I had to talk him down from like $350 but I just couldn't go under $300. It's probably a rip off supreme and I won't be getting any more PowerBooks. The only thing that was affordable on their own was the mice. I could probably take away a hundred mice for $25 or so and that's with some nice Pro Mice mixed in that I can resell.
2x PowerBook 145B
2x PowerBook 520
PowerBook 540c
PowerBook 1400cs/166
I was supposed to get 7 PowerBooks. I counted when I got home and there were only 6. The 7th was probably a 145B. He says he'll make it up next time I come.
2x Power Macintosh G3 Beige Desktops
Apple IIe w/ 2x Disk ][ Drives
Apple IIc Plus (missing a key)
5x Apple Pro Keyboards (USB)
12x Apple Teardrop Mouse
4x Apple "Blocky" Mouse
4x Apple Hockey Puck Mouse
Apple Pro Mouse
2x PlainTalk Mic
MacAlly ADB Track Ball
Duo Dock Plus
There was a huge 10 ft x 10 ft x 4 ft box of assorted mice. I dug through and got out Apple mice for like 10 minutes but it got tiring. He had two other boxes of mice with the cables cut off, including Pro Mice (WTF?)
He used to have ADB Keyboards but they were crushed.
There was a Macintosh Server G3 beige in a big palletized stack, he said I couldn't get that though due to it being too low on the stack.
I'm going to have to sell enough of this stuff to make up $300, which is going to be really hard and probably most of the stuff.
He says he can get like $30-$40 for each PowerBook (or PC laptop) from a scrap dealer who takes out the LCDs. I don't know if that's true or not. 145Bs have shitty old black and white screens and I don't know who would want that. That's why the PowerBooks were so expensive.
There were lots of iMacs and eMacs and G4s and such that I didn't even inquire about, because the other stuff was too goddamn expensive.