APPLE II ~ Vtg Printer Interface Card 1982 Grappler Memory Expansion Micromodem For Sale

APPLE II ~ Vtg Printer Interface Card 1982 Grappler Memory Expansion Micromodem
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APPLE II ~ Vtg Printer Interface Card 1982 Grappler Memory Expansion Micromodem:
$58.49

APPLE II MIXED LOT OF CARDS


Item Specifics: These were removed from an Apple II computer. None of the pieces have been tested, they are sold as is. They all appear to be in good condition, no bends or missing parts.No cracks or breaks. They are clean accept for one of the cables. Please see the pictures.


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