RARE Vintage Apple IIe Computer With Monitor, 2 Floppy Drives, 20 Floppy Disks
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:6905385 | Model: Apple IIe |
| Brand: Apple | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| UPC: Does not apply |
Tested and turns on without an issue. I do not have the proper ways to test it at this time in any other capacity other than powering on so this unit will be sold as exactly that. It will come with two floppy disk drives and two packs of ten brand new 5 1/4 inch floppy disks. I have cleaned off the entire unit pretty well but it could still use a bit more TLC.
The only notable flaw worth mentioning to my knowledge is that the "3" key is missing. It is still fully functional as far a...s I can tell (because it presses in) but it will definitely need a replacement. I'm sure the key is semi-universal so you can probably pop a key off of any keyboard that is the same color and be perfectly fine.
The computer has taken some yellowing from storage over the years as well. I have read recently (but am not endorsing) a method called RetroBrite. It seems to completely rid consoles of the yellowing and get them back to their original color.
If you are at all interested, the link is here - https://www.heypoorplayer.com/2016/03/30/how-to-whiten-your-old-consoles-with-retrobrite-gel/ - but again, I am not endorsing this method completely because I have never used it myself. Just did some research to see if there was a way to rid the yellow.
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The only notable flaw worth mentioning to my knowledge is that the "3" key is missing. It is still fully functional as far a...s I can tell (because it presses in) but it will definitely need a replacement. I'm sure the key is semi-universal so you can probably pop a key off of any keyboard that is the same color and be perfectly fine.
The computer has taken some yellowing from storage over the years as well. I have read recently (but am not endorsing) a method called RetroBrite. It seems to completely rid consoles of the yellowing and get them back to their original color.
If you are at all interested, the link is here - https://www.heypoorplayer.com/2016/03/30/how-to-whiten-your-old-consoles-with-retrobrite-gel/ - but again, I am not endorsing this method completely because I have never used it myself. Just did some research to see if there was a way to rid the yellow.
Message with questions BEFORE bidding. All bids will be taken seriously. Thank you!
