My TAM is the only vintage Mac that I took out of the box and never put back in.  It sits in my family room and is used for all my vintage Mac needs unless I need to use a Mac Plus to make really old disks.  I have also upgraded it with a Sonnet Crescendo 400mhz accelerator.  It came with an ethernet card and USB card as well as a black Mac TV mouse (that I subsequently broke when I dropped it).

Mine is fully boxed with all accessories, CDs, etc right down to the plastic bags.  I got a good deal on it and got an Apple IIGS with a few cards in it thrown in for the cost of shipping as well.  Google found it in a local Classified ad in BC.

The TAM is a wonderful machine.  I think of it as a laptop built into a desktop form factor and I don't know why more companies didn't "emulate" that idea.  The sound does set it apart.