Apple IIC G090S Computer Monitor A2M405 Disk Drive & PwrSpply (For A2S4000) VNTG For Sale

Apple IIC G090S Computer Monitor A2M405 Disk Drive & PwrSpply (For A2S4000) VNTG
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Apple IIC G090S Computer Monitor A2M405 Disk Drive & PwrSpply (For A2S4000) VNTG:
$500.00

NOTICE: IIC Computer A2S4000& Printer
  • Sticker/Label residue on the Includes: All :Vintage Apple Macintosh
    • (1) Monitor G090S w/Power Cord
    • (1) Stand A2M4021
    • (1) Disk Drive IIL A2M4050
    • (1) Power Supply (For Computer) A2M4017
    • (1)Power Cord Yukita VW1 YC-13A Japan 125V 3-Prong AC
    • (1)Printer Cable 590-0191-A
    • (5) Macintosh 3.5” Floppy Disks (Fonts-Install 1&2 -Disk Tools-Tidbits)
    • (5) Asante Installer Floppy Disks
    • (2) Ethernet Installer Floppy Disks
    We do not have therequiredequipment to test device thoroughly.
    The device has some signs ofwear and normal use.Product Guide and otheraccessories not included.
    We cannot offer technical support on any of our products.All units are sold without manufacture warranty information.Includes Only Parts Displayed In Pictures(Refer to pictures provided)Sold as pictured
    Any questions please contact seller via seller contact link/tab.Thank You.


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