The Takky type mod renders a CC ANYTHING but stock and the old MoBo Drawer don' fit no mo', comrade! 
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I can see the wisdom in wanting to keep your CC Stock.
But pick out some POS AIO to hack up. Something like the LC580(?) that has the non-Trinitron, but larger, CRT (for playing DOS/Win & Classic Mac games) and comes stock with a 6XX MoBo Drawer and that funky IDE implementation.
Better yet, find a POS 5XXX AIO with the 15" shadow mask CRT and TV-Tuner Capability, that way you can play Apple II games on the same screen on a real Apple II by outputting video into the POS AIO/DOS Compatible's Video Card! That's what I used to display my Laser 128's video output in a window on my P6360 DOS Compatible back in the day. with the resolution set on 16"/16bit or maybe it was 800x600/16 bit on a 21" CRT!
That's FOUR gaming platforms using just the 5XXX AIO box sitting on an Apple II/IIe Box or with an Apple \\c or Laser 128 sitting right next to the POS AIO for the second set of peripherals!
Whatever, the hackin' options are barely finite! }
) I can see the wisdom in wanting to keep your CC Stock.
But pick out some POS AIO to hack up. Something like the LC580(?) that has the non-Trinitron, but larger, CRT (for playing DOS/Win & Classic Mac games) and comes stock with a 6XX MoBo Drawer and that funky IDE implementation.
Better yet, find a POS 5XXX AIO with the 15" shadow mask CRT and TV-Tuner Capability, that way you can play Apple II games on the same screen on a real Apple II by outputting video into the POS AIO/DOS Compatible's Video Card! That's what I used to display my Laser 128's video output in a window on my P6360 DOS Compatible back in the day. with the resolution set on 16"/16bit or maybe it was 800x600/16 bit on a 21" CRT!
That's FOUR gaming platforms using just the 5XXX AIO box sitting on an Apple II/IIe Box or with an Apple \\c or Laser 128 sitting right next to the POS AIO for the second set of peripherals!
Whatever, the hackin' options are barely finite! }