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From: chou6@husc9.harvard.edu (David Chou)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.marketplace
Subject: Amiga 500 + Mac Emulator for sale
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Date: 11 May 91 05:21:25 GMT
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		AMIGA 500/MAC+ EMULATOR SYSTEM FOR SALE
		---------------------------------------
To all of you out there who are looking for a good cheap and fair deal on a se    
well-maintained and recent computer system, I am selling my Amiga system.
Let's cut through the crap- following are the items I wish to sell followed
by their prices (I pay for 4th class shipping, insured):

	ITEM						PRICE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.  Amiga 500 CPU
    a.  Kickstart v. 1.3
    b.  512K RAM expansion boost it up to 
	one meg.
    c.  Comes with all original manuals, 
	including the front page of the
	owner's manual :)				$400
2.  1084S Stereo RGB Commodore Monitor
    a.  Have had no problems with it through
	the time I have owned it (I know
	of certain batches which had a 
	defective part that caused them
	to burn out)					$185
3.  External 3.5" Disk Drive.
    a.  Approximately 1' high, and
	extremely small.  Consumes very
	little power and is quiet.			$55
4.  Star Micronics NX-2400 Multi-Font
    24 Pin Printer
    a.  Very fast, with user friendly front
	panel control of several built in
	fonts, as well as features like
	paper parking.  Hardly used, since
	I laser print most of my papers at
	my House's computer room.			$165
5.  A-Max II Macintosh + Emulator
   a.  A-Max II program (upgraded from A-Max)
    b.  Original 128K Mac+ ROM chips, which are
	no longer for sale to the general public
	through Apple's shitty policy.  Very
	hard to get through dealers, and they
	will cost you...
    c.  Original Mac External 3.5' Drive.
	Not some compatible which may not be
	completely so.
*Since many people have offered to buy this
part of my system off me, I been caught in a 
quandary as to whether or not I should break up
my system at the expense of the other stuff
above...Sure, I'll sell it separately, but for...	$390
6.  Assorted accessories, like books, joysticks,
    diskcases and over 60 blank DS/DD disks,
    hundreds of programs for both the Amiga and
    the Mac :) and other stuff that I can't
    remember off hand.  They all go to you if
    you buy my system...				-Free w purchase

I have spent well over $2000 on all this stuff.  I figure, none of the items
are over 2 years old (I bought it for college) and I really didn't use it
much while in school (This place is damn Mac intensive), and the stuff was
stored at a friends' house over the summer.  Thus, I think that knocking
40% of what I paid for it and asking for $1200 is not unreasonable.  I need
money to get my Mac IIsi *which will be expensive even with educational
discount* and remember, shipping is all taken care of.  I prefer to sell the
whole thing, but REASONABLE enquiries will always get a response.  Hell, if
I sell my system, I'll even throw in a Hershey's Kiss...now that's a bargain.

My e-mail address is chou6@husc9.harvard.edu
My telephone number is (617) 493-5795.
Contact me before May 24th, because after that, I'm outta here...

-David Chou