So much for his friend giving him $1500 for it... It was a scam attempt, plain and simple. Just so happened he got BuStEd in the process, which I am SURE he did not expect - I assume he thought he was selling it in the land of the dimwits. He could not have been more wrong. With such a small number of originals, and him KNOWING THAT, I don't understand how his little brain concocted what has to be the stupidest idea, and lamest execution, that I've seen in quite a while! It was a failed attempt - too many loose ends, too many trackable things, and a LOUSY job of hacking up the cassette adapter... Not to mention an EXTREMELY limited item with the following of a sports franchise! Those of you thinking otherwise, and are giving him the benefit of the doubt, boy, have I got some REALLY NICE land out here for you in Southwest Florida..... Tony -----Original Message----- From: Al Kossow aek at bitsavers.org Sent 6/16/2008 11:43:38 AM To: classiccmp at classiccmp.org Subject: Apple I back up on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220246863432 only change from the original listing (along with dropping the price). "Up for bids is an Apple I Computer, many experts believe to be infact a good reproduction (of witch about 150 where made - my knowledge of more info is limited) in good shape. One of the genuine ones recently reported selling for in excess of $50,000, and with good reason, experts believe there is only 20-30 in existence of the original 200 handmade by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in early 1976."