Re: 68K Macs need a good home

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Newsgroups gmane.os.openbsd.mac68k
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Sorry for the lack of information in the last post (to those who requested
my address, shipping cost,etc.)

My location is:

469 W. Sierra Madre Blvd.
Sierra Madre, CA 91024
USA

Probably not worth the cost of international shipping to anyone, unless I
happen to have exactly the Mac you want. You pay shipping of your choice
and it's yours.

The most important condition I cannot break is it ships on or before Oct.
12, 2002, sorry no exceptions. Also the computers are without hard drives
or much RAM (enough to boot but I don't promise more) as I figure you have
your own or know better what capacities you want. As an aside, Other World
Computing had 500 Mb SCSI drives cheap last time I checked, and yes I have
no affiliation to them other than as a customer. Possible exceptions: the
IIvx and SE/30 will ship with RAM, very likely 64Mb each.

Here are the dimensions and weight of the computers for your shipping
calculations:

SE/30

Weight (lbs):
19.5
Dimensions (in):
13.6 H x 9.6 W x 10.9 D

IIsi

Weight (lbs):
10
Dimensions (in):
4 H x 12.4 W x 14.9 D

IIvx, Quadra 650 and 7100 (any one by itself)

Weight (lbs):
25
Dimensions (in):
6 H x 13 W x 16.5 D

Hope that answers all questions.

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