Today a lady called the store, asking if she could drop off an "older Macintosh computer," and when she showed up, what she had was an Apple //c w/PS, 9" (I'm guessing green phosphor) monochrome monitor, a Panasonic KXP1091 printer, and a Hotlink //c Printer Interface. It seems to have all (appropriate) cables available, but no software. It looks to be in very good shape - the case is not very yellowed at all for it's age, and no glaring scratches or anything. Very clean system. I can test the computer and monitor at least, as long as test == "Wow - it lights up!" -- if it's got a ROM-based DOS, I could see if it can format a floppy (I do have some DSDD 5.25" disks handy) if someone let's me know the commands... if it needs a system disk, tho, I don't have one, and the best I could do is "Wow - it lights up!" ;-) I don't have a problem parting out the system if someone needs something in particular. I can provide pictures if y'all are willing to wait to tomorrow (if it matters) I'm guesssssing it's a bog-standard //c, tho. I can also provide serial numbers, if that's a big deal. Buyer to pay for shipping and any packing materials that I have to buy to make it go away - I already own packing peanuts & bubblewrap, but if I gotta buy a box or two, *you* gotta buy a box or two... ;-) Priorities will go to: 1) whoever wants the monitor with the system - I can't throw them away anymore, and I don't want a 9" Apple monitor kicking around with no machine to hook it two, and... 2) whoever best describes (IMHO) why you *deserve* such a fine piece of computing history. ;-) Laterz, Roger "Merch" Merchberger -- Roger "Merch" Merchberger -- SysAdmin, Iceberg Computers _??_ zmerch at 30below.com (?||?) If at first you don't succeed, nuclear warhead _)(_ disarmament should *not* be your first career choice.