My problem seems to be finding 128k/512k machines that don't have a Mac Plus board in them. You should consider yourself lucky finding one with a 512k board. At least you don't have to hack up the case or use a Plus bucket for those and can restore them back to original condition without much hassle. Try finding an empty 128k or 512k case bucket to restore an upgraded 128k/512k machine back to stock some time and you'll see what I mean. The buckets are harder to find than the motherboards most of the time.
Post #6 by Quadraman
| Source Forum | Macintosh 128k, but... — #6 |
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| Category | Hardware |
| Post Date | Fri, 31 Jan 2014 - 16:36 |
| Original URL | https://68kmla.org/bb/threads/macintosh-128k-but.29710/ |
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My problem seems to be finding 128k/512k machines that don't have a Mac Plus board in them. You should consider yourself lucky finding one with a 512k board. At least you don't have to hack up the case or use a Plus bucket for those and can restore them back to original condition without much hassle. Try finding an empty 128k or 512k case bucket to restore an upgraded 128k/512k machine back to stock some time and you'll see what I mean. The buckets are harder to find than the motherboards most of the time.