Vintage Apple IIE A2S2064 Computer A3M0039 Monitor A9M0108 5.25 Duodisk *WORKS* For Sale

Vintage Apple IIE A2S2064 Computer A3M0039 Monitor A9M0108 5.25 Duodisk *WORKS*
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Vintage Apple IIE A2S2064 Computer A3M0039 Monitor A9M0108 5.25 Duodisk *WORKS*:
$217.50

Apple IIe A2S2064 with Apple monitor A3M0039 5.25 Duodisk Floppy disk drive A9M0108 cleaned, reads, and writes. Comes with software just put on brand new disks. This computer is hard for me to part with. It comes from an older gentleman who owned it from new. He took great care of this machine and when you pop the top lid you will see how clean it is. BURGERTIME
DIG DUG
FROGGER
DONKEY KONG
CASTLE WOLFENSTEIN
BEYOND CASTLE WOLFENSTEIN
PACMAN
MS. PACMAN
TAPPER
BEER RUN
PITFALL II
APPLE INVADERSAlmost no yellowing on computer and monitor. Duodisk and keypad have some yellowing as many do. Includes 80 column/64k memory expansion card and I/O 5.25 Unidisk controller card. All keys working great. Fully functional numeric keypad. Own a piece of Apple Computer history and relive the glory years :) Because of age computer is sold as is with no returns or warranties written or expressed but computer works great. Thank you.


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