Vtg 80s APPLE COMPUTER Apple II HARDWARE KIT Parts EMBLEM Logo PLATES Screws For Sale

Vtg 80s APPLE COMPUTER Apple II HARDWARE KIT Parts EMBLEM Logo PLATES Screws
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Vtg 80s APPLE COMPUTER Apple II HARDWARE KIT Parts EMBLEM Logo PLATES Screws:
$499.99

Here we have an Apple II hardware kit. A nice stash of NOS parts. There are a handful of logo plates. Three apple II and 3 apple plus. Plus other plates, all NOS. Lots of screws and small parts. Not sure how complete the kit is. Also I think there are parts added to this set that may have not come with it. All parts original Apple and NOS. From the estate of an Apple engineer. See photos!

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