What's the case color, how big is the keyboard (does it have a numeric key pad), does the power light have the "Enhance sticker on it?
1982 was the first year of the Apple IIe, but it was not a 65C02 //e. That requires a ROM Switch and a CPU Switch upgrade. Apple did sell Upgrade Kit for the IIe to become a //e. There was not much in difference between the two but the 65C02 ran things a tiny bit faster for the same clock speed and and some unsupported Machine Operational Code are supported.
You need to open up the case (remove bottom screws and the case goes up) and look at the CPU. If it says 6502 then it is not an enhanced //e. If it says 65C02 then somebody up upgraded the machines sometime in its past.
Another test is to turn it on and see what it says on the of the screen. If it is Apple ][ or Apple II, then it is not an upgraded Apple IIe with a 6502. If it says Apple //e then it is an upgraded Apple with a 65C02.
1982 was the first year of the Apple IIe, but it was not a 65C02 //e. That requires a ROM Switch and a CPU Switch upgrade. Apple did sell Upgrade Kit for the IIe to become a //e. There was not much in difference between the two but the 65C02 ran things a tiny bit faster for the same clock speed and and some unsupported Machine Operational Code are supported.
You need to open up the case (remove bottom screws and the case goes up) and look at the CPU. If it says 6502 then it is not an enhanced //e. If it says 65C02 then somebody up upgraded the machines sometime in its past.
Another test is to turn it on and see what it says on the of the screen. If it is Apple ][ or Apple II, then it is not an upgraded Apple IIe with a 6502. If it says Apple //e then it is an upgraded Apple with a 65C02.