Vintage Apple 2e IIe Computer, Monitor, 2 Disk Drives, Line Surge and Software + For Sale

Vintage Apple 2e IIe Computer, Monitor, 2 Disk Drives, Line Surge and Software +
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Vintage Apple 2e IIe Computer, Monitor, 2 Disk Drives, Line Surge and Software +:
$549.99

For sale is a nice working Vintage Apple IIe computer system. Comes with computer, monitor, 2 disk drives, Kensington Microware line surge suppression quiet cooling fan with aux outlets, owners manual, ProDos user manual, software and 2 Flip Sort disk organizers. The component cases has the normal yellowing, overall condition is nice and needs a cleaning. I ran the tutorial disk and the system was on for 2 hours with no problems. The only thing is the monitor to computer cord is a little flaky if wiggled.
Apple 2e monitor A2M2 - Apple disk drives A2M0003Apple 2e computer A2S2064Kensington Line Surge SuppressorApple 2e owners manualProDos user manualSoftware (see last picture, also a bunch of disk on avionics testing)Flip Sort Disk Organizers
Any questions please ask.Sold as is..Local pick up is ok.


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