On the same token, you could get a LC, LCII or LCIII and get an Apple IIe card for it. Though you will be on System 6 or 7, you can access the Apple IIe card and run all your Apple Software on a Window for the Apple IIe. To access your 5.25 in disks, you will need the Apple II Drive with the DB-19 connector on it, not the flat ribbon cable drive (those drives use with the IIe).
The thing is, the ports the Apple IIe card uses will be the LC's Ports, so you can print on it. I believe that 80 columns and 128K is on the IIe card (there is on the card I have). But for adding cards or having the Apple IIe access other LC Options is not possible. It might be able to access the SCSI hard drive I don't remember.
But for this, there are Apple II Emulators for Mac & PC, and I dare say - spending $50+ for a Raspberry Pi and you can get it to emulate the Apple II with MAME, Cameleon Pi and Retro Pi.
The thing is, the ports the Apple IIe card uses will be the LC's Ports, so you can print on it. I believe that 80 columns and 128K is on the IIe card (there is on the card I have). But for adding cards or having the Apple IIe access other LC Options is not possible. It might be able to access the SCSI hard drive I don't remember.
But for this, there are Apple II Emulators for Mac & PC, and I dare say - spending $50+ for a Raspberry Pi and you can get it to emulate the Apple II with MAME, Cameleon Pi and Retro Pi.