Was trying to keep from going on any more conquest road trips but this one was a little bit closer to home and I managed to get quite a bit of stuff.
The system in the lot is a Mac II with the high resolution monitor, ethernet card, and extended keyboard. The guy also threw in a IIci, though he had taken it apart years ago and had everything (or so it would appear) except the power supply as he said that was just ticking.
Hardware wise, I snagged another two high resolution monitors, a few extra NuBus cards, a bunch of hard drives both internal and external, an external CDROM, a few floppy drives, some tape drives (one with a tape no less!), a bunch of cables, and some miscellaneous hardware.
What I wasn't expecting, apart from the IIci, was all the software that he threw in as well. The guy said he used to do software development in the late 80s/early 90s on a variety of platforms, and there were many good things I found digging through all the disks. Biggest suprise though was a still shrinkwrapped A/UX 3.0 Beta disc. I'm not sure I even want to open that.
The system in the lot is a Mac II with the high resolution monitor, ethernet card, and extended keyboard. The guy also threw in a IIci, though he had taken it apart years ago and had everything (or so it would appear) except the power supply as he said that was just ticking.
Hardware wise, I snagged another two high resolution monitors, a few extra NuBus cards, a bunch of hard drives both internal and external, an external CDROM, a few floppy drives, some tape drives (one with a tape no less!), a bunch of cables, and some miscellaneous hardware.
What I wasn't expecting, apart from the IIci, was all the software that he threw in as well. The guy said he used to do software development in the late 80s/early 90s on a variety of platforms, and there were many good things I found digging through all the disks. Biggest suprise though was a still shrinkwrapped A/UX 3.0 Beta disc. I'm not sure I even want to open that.