Welcome to the forums. 
Sad to hear that old macs are hard to find in Poland, although it's hardly a surprise. 
There are plenty of them in the US, at least on eBay, for varying prices. You wouldn't probably want to buy one here either as the exchange rate for Poland -> US currency is 1.00 PLN = 0.333084 USD. That's roughly three PLN to one US Dollar. Even an inexpensive USD $10 purchase would be PLN 30 for you. Talk about a terribly unfavorable exchange rate... I'm guessing the economy over there is not doing too well? Your best chance at finding one is probably visiting over here (US) and hoping for luck in a thrift shop or arranging to get one for free from someone online.
I'm gonna bet that shipping US -> Poland is pretty expensive, pity a trip here would be quite expensive too.
I love computers too.... I have a ton in my basement. Three PII and an old laptop or two plus the macs listed in my signature and a AMD proc desktop. That and my nice laptop.
P.S.
The 68k part of the forum title stands for the MC68k, a Motorola processor series that powered most of the early Macintoshes. Examples include the 68000, 68020, 68030, 68040 which are often abbreviated as simply 68k or '0?? where ?? is the series. Ex. '040 = 68040
Sad to hear that old macs are hard to find in Poland, although it's hardly a surprise. There are plenty of them in the US, at least on eBay, for varying prices. You wouldn't probably want to buy one here either as the exchange rate for Poland -> US currency is 1.00 PLN = 0.333084 USD. That's roughly three PLN to one US Dollar. Even an inexpensive USD $10 purchase would be PLN 30 for you. Talk about a terribly unfavorable exchange rate... I'm guessing the economy over there is not doing too well? Your best chance at finding one is probably visiting over here (US) and hoping for luck in a thrift shop or arranging to get one for free from someone online.I'm gonna bet that shipping US -> Poland is pretty expensive, pity a trip here would be quite expensive too.
I love computers too.... I have a ton in my basement. Three PII and an old laptop or two plus the macs listed in my signature and a AMD proc desktop. That and my nice laptop.
P.S.
The 68k part of the forum title stands for the MC68k, a Motorola processor series that powered most of the early Macintoshes. Examples include the 68000, 68020, 68030, 68040 which are often abbreviated as simply 68k or '0?? where ?? is the series. Ex. '040 = 68040