[Scotttheking]

Here's what I've got for sale:

• Athlon Thunderbird 900 and MSI K7T Pro2 mobo
  $55
  
• P2, either a 300 or a 450, I'm selling it as a 300, with an Amtron? mobo. AGP, 4 PCI, 3 ISA. Has 2 USB ports. I think the processor may be bad. Also has 2 ram sticks in them, I'm pretty sure they are each 64MB sticks. I'll sell it as dead, and you'll probably get lucky.
  $15
  
• 386-20, mobo, and ram (I don't know how much). In the original box, with manual and 5.25 inch drivers disk
  $10
  
• Speeze CPU cooler, was taken new from an athlon xp 2000
  $8
  
• 3 Athlon Thunderbird HSFs, probably good for 2 full working ones, or you can replace the fans. These are small ones, 2 came in AMD retail boxes with an xp 1700 and another proc
  $10 for all 3
  
• 3 PCI video cards for PCs. Diamond stealth 2000 cards. One looks to be 1MB, the others look to be 2MB, but could be 2MB and 4MB for all I know.
  $4 each
  
• Sparkle 250W PS. Sold used to me, I never used it.
  $8
  
• PC floppy drive, probably dead.
  $1
  
• 2 235W power supplies. Both have dead fans. Other then that, I don't think anything is wrong with them.
  $3 each
  
• PS2 mouse, 2 button (or is it 3, this thing is weird) plus a tiny scroll wheel. New, not in box.
  $2
  
• USrobotics v90 56k modem. Mac external. Includes power brick, and connects to the old mac serial port, if you ask for that cable.
  $20
  
• 2 AT keyboards. Both are heavy. 1 has windows keys. The other does not have them, and the left ctrl key is broken off. I'll see if I can find it, I doubt it.
  $3 for the good one, $2 for the missing key one
  
• External SCSI-1 terminator.
  $5
  
• Apple Desktop Bus Mouse II.
  $10
  
• HP Deskjet 870cxi Professional Series inkjet. It is a localtalk network printer, meaning if you have phone net, it doesn't have to be directly hooked up to any computer. Localtalk and parallel ports. It's old but still high quality.
  $75
  
• Apple laserwriter 360. Old apple laser, appletalk and parallel, and also some other connector, DB-25, IIRC. Can also take an ethernet card if you can find it. If it's on the network, like through localtalk bridge, it works fine in OSX. This is HEAVY.
  $75
  
• Broken (ripped cable at the end) adaptor from the old 6100/7100/8100 video out, changes to the old mac connector. It's probably fixable, but I don't want to do it.
  $2

Prices are negotiable, to a point. No prices include shipping.
Any questions, just ask.

[Scotttheking]

No interest at all?
Sigh.