Apple Macintosh M0001 128K computer & M0110 keyboard/mouse, for parts/repair For Sale

Apple Macintosh M0001 128K computer & M0110 keyboard/mouse, for parts/repair
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Apple Macintosh M0001 128K computer & M0110 keyboard/mouse, for parts/repair:
$300.00

Here is an Apple Macintosh M0001 128K computer, with original M0110 keyboard and M0100 mouse (sticker missing)! Computer turns on and displays a screen, but we don't have the proper software to continue (and/or the disk drive is broken). Mouse responds on this screen.We believe system has an 800K floppy drive as the boot disk stuck inside was labeled as such, but cannot be certain. Disk drive does not eject disks (they get stuck); and will need to be serviced/replaced. Will include an original power cable. Disk not included.
Has a Brainstorm SCSI connector, which we believe was an add-on.
When we looked up the serial # of the computer on the web (F4134YZM0001), it was dated to the 13th week of 1984.
For parts/repair/restoration! Will ship, or local pickup by appointment only.
Please note that will charge and collect sales tax based on your state.IC: SM


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