VINTAGE REFURBISHED MACINTOSH SE WITH BLUESCSI RECAPPED POWER SUPPLY For Sale

VINTAGE REFURBISHED MACINTOSH SE WITH BLUESCSI RECAPPED POWER SUPPLY
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VINTAGE REFURBISHED MACINTOSH SE WITH BLUESCSI RECAPPED POWER SUPPLY:
$300.00

You are offerding on a refurbished Macintosh SE. It is in good condition with some slight yellowing, and some scuffs and scratches here and there. Moderate yellowing on keyboard. Discoloration from removed stickers. It is in good working order, and will boot to an OS. The power supply has been recapped. The floppy drive has been lubricated and the eject gear has been replaced.
The old hard drive was replaced with a Bluescsi device (allows you to use and SD card as a hard drive). I 3D printed a bracket for the rear expansion slot, so the SD card could be swapped without opening the case). Currently the BlueSCSI drive will boot to OS 7.0.1. There are also 2 other boot drives (6.0.8 and 7.1). These can be selected by using the "startup disk" control panel in MacOS. The RAM is maxed out at 4mb. You are offerding on the computer, keyboard, mouse and power cord.


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