I've already recouped costs and then some by selling off excess systems. I don't need 8 of one system, and this was the only way to convince the wife that the trip was worthwhile - it would pay for itself, which thankfully, it did. I have sold about as much as I want to for now, but there are systems that are great with a bad floppy drive, or a dodgy mobo, etc, that I want to fix one by one.
Sorry, I got more //c's than power supplies. Plus it looks like someone PM'ed you, good luck!
Fat chance! The first computer I bought was a IIfx and LCII combo, which I threw away xx( when I moved into an apartment. I blame youth and stupidity. Now I have another IIfx, my pain is reduced and I feel I have made amends with the Mac God.
Yep, this was the lot in Wagga Wagga. I have since sold a few systems, and I think I'll only catalogue what I end up with in my collection. No one needs to know about 10 SE's or 12 Pluses, etc.
Not half I would say. Systems that looked buggered just needed a wipe down and a dust out and work great. I've come to realise that you don't judge the book by its cover, but maybe you can judge the mac by its caps. I have found that quite a few systems don't work, but I have enough spares that I should be able to repair a lot of them.
That's the thing. We still need people to go there and take what they want. My only caveat is that people try to take as much as possible. Seeing it from the eyes of the seller, he would like it all taken at once, and he almost didn't let me leave any behind. But I only just got employment, and couldn't afford the thousands and thousands for a removalist. I urge anyone who can to go there to go, all free of charge. All I ask is that you take as much as you can, to help clear it all out. Not a bad deal, free macs for the cost of loading up, I think it's fair.
PLEASE let me know if you are interested in going, I feel guilty leaving stuff behind for him to deal with.