Picked up an 8500/120, two Performa 466, two Performa monitors. Several keyboards, mice, printers, Zip drive, all for $40. Nice little lot. Just need to dig through and see what else. Boxes have things like RAM and software I need to check out.
Also on my doorstep when I arrived home was a Mac 512k. Its a bit odd when I looked at it in depth. I bought it only because I need a 512k in my line-up and it had a funky cable out the side. I like little things like mystery cables! Turns out I got screwed, its not a 512k. Its a re-badged 128k. Dang it! The cable was for a Power R adapter for 512k/Plus. Nice little bonus. The other odd thing was the addition of a WP label, but off-set. The power supply appears to be a 120v, so that is really weird. But I have not pulled it to look close at the part number and I have not tried to boot it with 120v. I also noticed the rear FCC label looked odd. Sure enough, two labels. So this thing had THREE regulatory labels! LOL I heated up then removed the 512k label at the stock location, underneath was an FCC label for a 128k. Also the serial number indicates its a 128k. So at some point this 128k got upgraded to a 512k including a new FCC label and 512k badge. Still not sure on the WP label. If its a 120v supply, I will probably restore it back to a 128k with the spare motherboards and original badges I have.
Also on my doorstep when I arrived home was a Mac 512k. Its a bit odd when I looked at it in depth. I bought it only because I need a 512k in my line-up and it had a funky cable out the side. I like little things like mystery cables! Turns out I got screwed, its not a 512k. Its a re-badged 128k. Dang it! The cable was for a Power R adapter for 512k/Plus. Nice little bonus. The other odd thing was the addition of a WP label, but off-set. The power supply appears to be a 120v, so that is really weird. But I have not pulled it to look close at the part number and I have not tried to boot it with 120v. I also noticed the rear FCC label looked odd. Sure enough, two labels. So this thing had THREE regulatory labels! LOL I heated up then removed the 512k label at the stock location, underneath was an FCC label for a 128k. Also the serial number indicates its a 128k. So at some point this 128k got upgraded to a 512k including a new FCC label and 512k badge. Still not sure on the WP label. If its a 120v supply, I will probably restore it back to a 128k with the spare motherboards and original badges I have.