I check eBay several times a day and I can say the "average" price of a classic Mac is $100 bucks. I just checked, stopped counting at 22, but all but one are over $100. Sure, you can find units for $50, but they usually have a problem (or no keyboard/mouse). More often than not, SEs, Pluses, etc are posted for $200, $300, $400 dollars. Not to mention, the ones you might find under $100, you usually have to pay a good $30-$40 bucks for S/H. So you end up paying $100 anyway for a broken Mac.
Post #7 by krye
| Source Forum | To figure out what 68k Mac's you can buy for low$ (2013) — #7 |
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| Category | 68k |
| Post Date | Fri, 15 Feb 2013 - 13:19 |
| Original URL | https://68kmla.org/bb/threads/to-figure-out-what-68k-macs-you-can-buy-for-low-2013.27259/ |
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