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Listings Index
For Sale
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Apple MacBook Pro 15" Mid 2014 A1398 i7 2.5GHz 16GB 500GB SSD Big Sur
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Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch Early 2011 i7 8GB 250GB HDD High Sierra A1286 Charger
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Apple MacBook Pro 13" 2009 A1278 | 8GB RAM | 512GB SSD + 500GB HDD | Ext. Optical Drv. | El Capitan
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Nearly 50 years of stuff: old school to modern performance V2
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TI professional computer
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lots of random computer stuff! apple and ibm HDD's,compaq CRT's, IBM floppy drive , apple SCSI CD600i,BluSCSI V2 external, colorado tape storage drive,and Datastor external SCSI HDD
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Apple Mac mini 2009 8gb RAM 120gb SSD
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Apple Macintosh Color Classic logic board -- needs recap
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Collection For Sale...
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Vintage Apple Computers & Misc.
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Gateway 2000 South Dakota Barn Finds
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Various items for sale
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DOS games on 5.25" floppies
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Metcal Soldering Stations
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Vsmile collection with Tablet
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Atari 5200 console with cables
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JVC MiniDV + HDD + DVD Recorder combo unit
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Sun Blade 150
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IBM Displaywriter
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Epson TTL CRT monitor
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SGIs, Sun IPX, Scope
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ReActiveMicro Drive/Turbo
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Vintage Toshiba T250 with system disc etc. needs a responsible home
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Northgate Omnikey keyboards (Alps Switches)
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Nearly 50 years of stuff: old school to modern performance
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Apple IIe, Monitor II, Apple Imagewriter, and more in original packaging
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Intel Mac extravaganza
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Osborne w/ box, many upgrades, 100+ disks, manuals, magazines
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Gateway 2000 South Dakota Barn Finds
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Alienware Gaming Laptops
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90s/2000s PC stuff
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Accelerators, Processors, and iPods
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Commodore CATS Developer Backpack and other items..
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Roland MT-32
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Random Things I No Longer USe
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SATA 120/128GB SSDs for sale at table B507
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Nintendo Entertainment Systems PAL / Sony S-Video Cables
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HP Visualize b2600 desktop
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IBM PS/1 Model 2011
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Selling my Apple Lisa - $2500 obo
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Mac Performa 650CD (parts), Gateway e-4200, Apple IIGS (parts)
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Vintage 1969 DEC PDP-8/I EDU30 Computer System - Two-Owner Lot
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ATinyGame - small custom handheld game
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FREE: Broken/For Parts: Mac LC II
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FREE Tandy CoCo2 16K
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Complete PlayStation Net Yaroze
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TONS of Amiga Hardware + Games
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TRS-80 Model I System, Apple II+, TRS-80 Model 100, TI 99/4A Lot
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OQO Model 1+
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$150 - Sharp PC-1250 for sale
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Leader LTC-905 Curve Tracer
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Commodore 64 w/ Nu-Brick
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Numerous Desktops And Laptops For Free/Sale
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Gould P190 Programmer
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Vintage Keyboards
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Various Mac & PC systems / accessories
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Old used TV vacuum tubes, various makes, c. late 60s (?)
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Acrylic case for SYM-1 - $20
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Random Stuff
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Commodore 128D with 1571 and JiffyDOS upgrade
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CRT from Performa 550
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Vintage Computer Collection for Sale - Apple-1 Replica, TRS-80 Model 100, OS/2, Windows NT & More
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Super NT from analogue
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Arista DCS-7050T
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Beige Boxes and More
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MacMesh
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Selling off my collection
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HP Compaq dc5850
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Misc PCs for sale
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2005 3D/CAD workstation
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Ubiquiti Switch Pro Max 24 PoE [USW-Pro-Max-24-PoE]
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Macintosh Color Display M1212
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Adventure! The Quack of Dawn Deluxe Boxed Edition
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TI 99/4A with carts and add-ons
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Macintosh Plus
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Macintosh 512K
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Macintosh 800K external 3.5 floppy drive
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Macintosh SE/30
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OLPC X0-1 with power adapter
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IBM PS/2 Model L40 SE laptop
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Atari 800, 48K, with Atari 810 Disk Drive, Fully Restored: $300
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Compaq Portable 1, 640K, Dual Floppy, Fully Restored: $300
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LaCie d2 Network 2 (NAS)
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Adobe Flash Professional CS5.5 for MacOS
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More games in their original disks/boxes
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Rocketfish PATA (aka EIDE) enclosure kit for laptop hard drives
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Apple Power Macintosh 7300/200. Classic PCI Power Mac. $200 OBO & open to offers.
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Commodore 128, 1571, VIC-20
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DVD/CD read/writable SATA drive
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Games in their original disks/boxes
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Black Power Macintosh 5500/275 - broken case
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Commodore PET 2001-16N
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Macintosh Quadra 950
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iMac G3 Snow
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~ Swap~n~Shop ~
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Derelict's Derelict Electronics
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ViewMagic CD-1035E 9" Color SVGA Monitor
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3D Printer-Artillery Sidewinder X1
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vintage AT&T 7300
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Tons of retro PCs, PC Peripherals, Big Box software, etc.
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Various computer bundles & rare items for sale!
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VIC-20 Dual Serial Cart bare boards $5 each
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IBM 8515 001 Monitor, IBM Games, misc accessories
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Apple IIgs and composite monitor
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Sun Sparc20 8MB VSIMM - $100
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Wafflenet's Garage Sale! PCjr, Sonnet G4/450, TRS-80 MC-10
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Apple II Plus
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Backbit Chiptester V2.2.7
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Commodore 1541
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Commodore 1571
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Commodore 128 Flat
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Commodore64s, Fully tested and ready to use.
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HP Visualize Workstations
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Vintage Function Generators
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Tandy 200, Gravis UltraSound Max, Other Items
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Davox terminal lot: set of 3 (color terminal/monitor + keyboard) + wide chain printer, from CR
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Mac SE/30 M5119 1988 with 100MB external HD
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MacAddict CDs 1997-2004
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Modern Z80 SBC - Zeta V2 SBC w/accessories
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NEC Multispeed HD luggable
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Tandy Models 600, 200, and 102
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IMSAI 8080, S100 boards, ADM-5 terminal
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C64 Updated and Fuctional
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Various Retro goodness
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IBM Luggable P70 computer
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Monitors & Mac & Sharp Stereo
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4-Player Joystick Adapters for C64/VIC-20
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Apple Disk II Interface Card
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Items I will have for sale at VCFMW 21!
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Sun Ultra 45 With Montior, Keyboard, and Two Mice
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Vintage Wang (works)
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Commander X16 bundle for sale
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-- Box of SCSI Stuff --
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RS-232 interface for TRS-80 Model I
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Various Items
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Clearing Storage Lockers - DEC, HP, S100, H8, lots more -
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Sun 3/60, 24MB RAM, ZuluSCSI, SunOS 4.1, BWTWO graphics with ECL to EGA adapter, Includes Sun3/60 keyboard and mouse:$1500
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Packard Bell 386 For Sale
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Rare and Iconic NeXTstation Color Turbo - Complete, working setup w/ ADP
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Mac, Tandy stuff
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Non working Commodore Colt PC
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Various Computers, Apple Printers
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PCB's for a Lockheed MAC-16
Apple MacBook Pro Retina 15-inch – Mid 2014 – A1398 / EMC 2881
This is a fully functioning 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro that has been cleaned, tested, a fresh copy of macOS Big Sur installed, and is ready for its next owner.
It has a 2.5 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7, 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 memory, 500 GB flash storage, Intel Iris Pro graphics, and is running macOS Big Sur 11.7.11. The model identifier is MacBookPro11,3.
The battery is a strong feature on this machine. It currently shows only 14 cycle counts, a battery condition of Normal, and approximately 8150 mAh Full Charge Capacity. It charges and operates normally.
Cosmetically, the MacBook is in good used condition for its age. There are normal signs of use, including minor marks, scuffs, and some edge wear. Please use the photos as the best reference for its exact cosmetic condition.
The MacBook boots normally, and the keyboard, trackpad, display, Wi-Fi, battery, and charging have been tested and are working. The keyboard connector locking latch was professionally replaced; no soldering was required, and the keyboard is fully functional.
Included with the sale are the MacBook Pro, Apple MagSafe 2 power adapter, and Apple AC extension cord.
With 16 GB of RAM, 500 GB of flash storage, and an unusually low-cycle battery, this remains a very capable classic 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro.
Posted: September 13, 2026 10:56 PM
Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch, Early 2011 model A1286 ECM 2353, Including MagSafe Charger, restored and tested in working condition.
Specifications:
• 2.0 GHz Intel Core i7 processor
• 8GB DDR3 RAM
• 250GB internal hard drive
• Fresh installation of macOS High Sierra 10.13.6
• Intel HD Graphics 3000 and AMD Radeon HD 6490M
• 15.4-inch 1440 × 900 display
• Built-in SuperDrive
System firmware was updated during restoration. The MacBook has successfully completed multiple restarts, cold boots, lid sleep/wake testing and video playback.
Tested functions:
• Display and graphics
• Keyboard and keyboard backlight
• Trackpad
• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
• Speakers and microphone
• USB and other physical ports
• SuperDrive loading, reading and ejecting
• Battery charging and unplugged operation
The battery reports Normal condition with only 23 cycles and a full-charge capacity of approximately 7,399 mAh.
Cosmetic condition:
• Dent on the front-left corner of the aluminum upper case
• Dents, scratches and general wear on the bottom cover
• Replacement bottom foot installed
• Additional normal cosmetic wear consistent with age
The cosmetic belmishes do not interfere with the keyboard, trackpad, display, ports or normal operation. Please review all photographs carefully for the exact condition.
Includes newly purchased Apple-branded MagSafe charger adapter with extension cord. The box was opened only so the adapter could be used to test and charge this MacBook.
Posted: September 13, 2026 10:55 PM
Upgraded Apple MacBook Pro 13" 2009 A1278 | New 8GB RAM | Two Internal Hard Drives- 512GB SSD + 500GB HDD | External Optical Drive | El Capitan Installed
Refurbished 13-inch Apple MacBook Pro A1278, 2009 model. Excellent Performance !!
Enhanced with new 8GB RAM and a 512GB SSD for macOS, plus a second internal 500GB hard drive installed using an OWC Data Doubler in place of the internal optical drive.
Over 1TB of Storage!
Original Apple Slot-loading SuperDrive has been professionally repurposed as an external USB optical drive and is included.
Core 2 Duo, 2.53 GHz Intel processor
Fresh install of macOS X El Capitan 10.11.6, the latest officially supported OS for this model.
Tested for Wi-Fi, keyboard, trackpad, display, speakers, USB ports, charger port, external optical drive and both internal drives.
Good overall used condition with normal wear for age.
Battery condition/cycle count- Normal / 265 cycles (shown in photos).
Includes Apple-branded power adapter and extension cord.
Diagnostic Test - PASSED
Posted: September 13, 2026 10:53 PM
Updated list & lower prices.
Osborne bundle found a great home!
Intel SDK-86 Development Kit, used, the first x86 system, predates the IBM PC 5150, circa 1979
Motorola MC68000 Educational Computer, new w/ box and all manuals, mint condition, circa 1981-1985
-- TAKE BOTH OF THE ABOVE DEVELOPMENT BOARDS FOR $300
Tandy Radio Shack Mobile Armatron robot, 80s magazines showed how to wire up to computers, all arm motions work but not mobility for some reason, batteries included -- $30
Commodore Amiga analog RGB video cable, DB23 to DIN6, original and I think these are quite rare -- $20
M-Audio Quattro USB audio interface + M-Audio Audio Buddy pre-amp. Originally supported Windows 98 / 2000 / XP and PowerPC Macs running OS9 and early OSX. For modern Windows 11 / 10 support you'll want to use the free ASIO4ALL.org drivers. Have 1 of 2 9V power supplies you'd need to use both together -- $30
nVidia GTX 970 4GB PCIe3x16 GPUs, dual slot regular height, 2x 6-pin power -- $40 each have two with boxes
nVidia GTX 745 4GB GPU, single slot half height, full height bracket, powered by the slot no extra cables required, rare card from an Alienware, no cl ad -- $25
Radeon RX 6600 8GB PCIe4x8 GPU, dual slot regular height, 1x 8-pin power, max 150W and very low draw @ idle, almost new no box, no cl ad -- $125
Ryzen 9 12-core 7900x + Corsair H115i 280mm AIO Liquid Cooler, for current AM5 systems, pulled for upgrade -- $160 for both
32GB DDR4 3600MHz, 2x 16GB, white TeamGroup Delta R, good timings CL 18-22-22-42 1.35V, serial numbers are consecutive, used -- $120
2TB PNY SATA SSD, new in sealed box -- $200
1TB Corsair NVMe PCIe4 M.2 SSD, with removable heatsink, new in sealed box -- $125
2TB Samsung 9100 Pro PCIe5 M.2 SSD, top tier performance, no heatsink, new in sealed box, no cl ad -- $350 firm
Asus ROG Strix G15 AMD Advantage Edition G513QY - an excellent linux workstation and gaming laptop. Featuring a Radeon 6800M GPU with 12GB GDDR6 VRAM which is better than the Steam Machine GPU. Ryzen 9 5900HX with 8-cores. 16GB DDR4 3200 RAM 2x8GB modules, upgradable but try to get dual rank modules for extra performance boost. 15" 300Hz screen is beautiful. (2) M.2 nVME slots - original 512GB SSD with Win11 included, I barely used this drive because I had another SSD installed running linux. Second m.2 slot is empty. We can discuss SSD options if you would like another. 280W power brick is stronger than USB-C power delivery, which is also an option for charging. Original box included. This one was produced late in the year (10/21) after Asus got their sh!t together. I just ran Furmark burn in test for 1.5 hours to double check stability. Mint condition. Rock solid beast of a laptop! -- $750 OBO looking to raise some cash
(2) Lenovo Thinkstations heavily upgraded w/ Corsair power supplies, nvidia GTX 1080 8GB VRAM, i7 4790, 16GB RAM, newish 256GB SSD (or could upgrade to 1TB SSDs). These are in great shape, very clean, were originally office computers, will be good for simpler kids systems not for the newest AAA titles, but do have 8GB video memory. Been procrastinating installing windows again, can let you do that. Includes newish Lenovo gaming mice, no kb. No cl ad or pics yet. -- $200 each
Apple Mac Pro 5,1 cheesegrater tower 2012 the last year. Several Xeon processors included ~3.2 GHz both 1066 & 1333 FSB, have pair of 1333, but single CPU daughterboard. 64GB RAM with 4x 16GB 1333 modules although you're better with 48 in triple channel (+spare). Have an original apple video card, will also include an evga GTX 670 that should be flashable to Mac firmware. Disassembled several years ago to add extra power cables for a Vega 64 (sold that). I traveled a lot for work, was only home a day or two a month, projects went unfinished.... Did not put back together and I lost the PSU during moving, pretty sure it ended up in recycling pile actually. So no power supply and it is disassembled. Have everything but power supply. Case is beautiful, mint condition, PCBs were bagged and taking up a whole drawer. No cl ad or pics yet, not bringing this to VCF unless you show interest prior. -- $125
Apple iSight firewire camera with box, no pics or cl ad -- $25
Apple 1TB Time Capsule NAS Drive / Router, with box -- $25
256GB DDR5 6400 Registered ECC, 8x 32GB matching Samsung modules, brand new. Didn't really want to sell but doing so would make life easier. No cl ad. -- $5k we can test in your system
See craigslist link for pics and more details. I'm on the North Shore about 20 miles from the city of Chicago. Will have at VCF Vintage Computer Fest.
Posted: September 13, 2026 9:01 AM
TI professional MS-DOS compatible, NOT PC compatible computer. Does not include the proprietary monitor or keyboard, but have confirmed CPU and video are working. Floppy drives need work.
$200
Contact: 23garyt@gmail.com
Posted: September 12, 2026 8:27 PM
I'll accept trades for anything and feel free to make offers!
I'll be at the convention most of the day sunday!
quantum sirocco 2.4gb and quantum, fireball se 4gb both were working when I pulled them from my machine a month ago. $10 each
1.12GB IBM HDD from 1994 not sure what the connector is on it and I haven't tested it. $10
appleCD 600i. This was also in my Beige G3 working and comes with the sled. $25
two working compaq 16 inch color CRT's with black housings (model S710). one is in better cosmetic condition $50 and the other $35
IBM 90x6766 floppy drive for ps/2 (untested but in good condition). $20
bluscsi v2 external (I built this and it works but i ended up needing an internal laptop bluscsi).$30
Colorado 250mb tape drive with 2 tapes. I havent tested this as I don't have the power cable but it is in great physical condition. $25
Datastor external scsi hdd. this has a quantum full size HDD inside I have not tested it yet so I'll accept any offer or trade.$30
Contact: contact me at 903-431-0455 or haydenbooth04@gmail.com for more info and photos.
Posted: September 12, 2026 3:01 PM
Very clean, works great. Has a fresh install of macOS 10.11. Includes a 10.11 USB install disk and a Belkin displayport to HDMI Adapter.
Contact: ggenerelli@icloud.com - (773) 669-4123
Posted: September 12, 2026 2:39 PM
Worked intermittently. Shows classic signs of needing capacitors replaced. $70 obo.
Contact: ggenerelli@icloud.com - (773) 669-4123
Posted: September 12, 2026 2:36 PM
Due to various reasons, I need to sell my vintage tech collection. (No trades please) There are some in-progress restoration projects - but everything is functional unless specified otherwise. It would be ideal if someone could take all of it. I can bring it tomorrow to VCF or you can pick it up from my house in Chicago (near Evanston). If there are specific larger items or groups of items, I will consider it and we can discuss price. $1500 will take the lot... pictures are in the link:
- IBM 5160 - working, underside of monitor cracked
- Vectrex gaming system - working, with cartridges and controller
- IBM PCjr + dot matrix printer - new in box
- Compaq Prolinea 3/25s with keyboard and mouse - working
- CyberMax AMD K5-200, 64 MB RAM, Windows 95 - working
- Dell Latitude C810, Pentium III 1.2 GHz, 256 MB RAM, Windows Me, with docking station - working
- Desktop AT case with power supply and 3.5" floppy - includes keyboard lock key, very clean
- 486SX-25 motherboard
- Various CD-ROM and CD-RW drives - black and beige bezels
- Various 3.5" 1.44 MB floppy drives - black and beige bezels
- 5.25" 1.2 MB floppy drives
- IBM PC XT motherboard and cards
- Pentium 60 motherboard, ALi chipset
- Pentium 4 motherboards with 256 MB RAM each - ASUS P4S800 and ASUS P4P800-S
- 2x Compaq Armada Pentium III laptops - working, includes one dock
- IBM ThinkPad T20, 192 MB RAM, Windows 2000, with power adapter - working
- Compaq Presario 1640, AMD K6-266 - working
- Acer TravelMate C110 TCi, Windows XP - working, with carrying case
- Various VLB, 16-bit ISA, and 8-bit ISA cards
- Fountain XT/AT case with power supply
- Beige ATX case - dirty but good condition
- Several boxes of 360K 5.25" floppies
- 2x 286 motherboards - condition unknown, each gives a different beep code, one has a large cache (1 MB?)
Posted: September 12, 2026 2:22 PM
I will be at VCF today until 3PM with the following items for sale. Text me if you're interested in any of the following. 515-229-0338
Macintosh SE $350
Original Label reads 1Mb Ram, two 800K drives. Model M5010
Serial Number F7445WSM5010
Unit has a hard drive of unknown size installed. And only One 3.5” Floppy.
Original Keyboard Model M0116 with original coiled cable
Original Mouse A9M0331 with original cable
Original power cord and Apple canvas Travel Bag Carrying Case.
Unit has not been powered on. I’m going to assume it does not function.
D.C. Hayes Associates Inc.
Micromodem II Card for the Apple II, ribbon cable and RJ45 Microcoupler Module $50
TRS-80 Pocket Computer with Printer Cassette Interface and Case, Includes manuals aan all relevant cables. Untested. $200
Apple II carry case - dark brown vinyl $225
Apple II plus A251048A sn A2S2-557493 $300 untested
Very clean case, language card 670-X006, disc II card 650-X104
Tymac Controls Card for parallel printers, modified volume control, added manual reset lock.
Apple II plus A2S1048 sn A2S2-386184 $400 untested
Very clean case with ORIGINAL Apple cardboard box that matches the early serial number.
5.25 Disc II card, Microsoft memory card, Grappler printer card
Apple IIe Model A2S2128 serial number E70928ZA2S2128 $250 untested
5.25 disc card, 2 Apple 5.25 drives, Microtek Dumpling GX parallel printer card, case is very yellowed
Apple II Color Monitor $200 untested
Apple Monochrome Monitor IIe Model A2M6017 Serial number 0001255 $150 untested
Apple II Disc Drives 5.25inch Qty 2 Model A2M0003 $75 each untested
Usci Apple compatible 5.25 drives with ribbon cable, untested $50 each
Contact: 515-229-0338
Posted: September 12, 2026 1:21 PM
This years sale theme: Gateway 2000 South Dakota Barn Finds. Pickup at Table C623.
System Bundles
Gateway 2000 Pentium 1 200 MHz with 17” Trinitron, Speakers Keyboard, and Mouse, No HDD, No OS
Gateway P4 2.40 GHz with LCD, Wiress Keyboard/Mouse and Win XP - two available
Gateway Celeron D with Keyboard, and Speakers - 128GB SSD
Gateway Penium II 450 MHz with keyboard, speakers, and mouse, 80 GB HDD with Windows 98
Tubes
17” Dell Flat Tube VGA CRT’s - two available
Dell 17” VGA CRT
Compaq Deskpro Green MDA
Other Stuff
Kensington System Saver IIGS
Tested Bezel-less 3.5” Floppy Drives
Intel 386DX-16 Double Sigma CPU’s
Pentium III’s and 4’s
IBM PS/2 ROMs
Contact: preciousplasticmn@gmail.com
Posted: September 12, 2026 12:54 PM
Prices negotiable
Apple Keyboard II M0487 - fair condition, no cable - $15
Cisco 2702E APs with various patch/omni antennas - $5/each
- without antenna for $1/each
Cisco AP mounts - $5/each
Cisco AGS+ router - shoot me an offer if you're super interested, more of a showpiece for me but will sell if the price is right
Contact: Email: vcfmw@1234000.xyz Phone: 2244040884
Posted: September 12, 2026 10:58 AM
Will have a variety of 5.25" floppies (1.2mb HD) with a variety of early DOS games on them.
Also, a boxed copy of Oil's Well from Sierra!
Contact: firstdaysofhumanity@gmail.com
Posted: September 12, 2026 10:04 AM
Metcal MX series 13MHz RF curie point soldering stations. Both are tested and in working condition.
Base power unit PS2E-01 with RM-3E handpiece and fine point tip cartridge. Workstand not included. $100
Base power unit RFG-30. No workstand, no handpiece. $50
Contact: call/text 630-400-4001
Posted: September 12, 2026 10:04 AM
Vtech V-smile console with drawing tablet and game. Powers on to game, not tested beyod that.
Contact: jeffreytimes3@yahoo.com
Posted: September 12, 2026 12:23 AM
Atari 5200 console with power supply and RF box. Powers on and boots game, but not tested beyond that.
Contact: jeffreytimes3@yahoo.com
Posted: September 12, 2026 12:21 AM
I have a JVC prosumer / professional grade combination MiniDV deck, DVD recorder, and hard drive DVR system. The DVD recorder and hard drive are fully working last I checked, but the MiniDV deck eats tapes and needs to be repaired. It has component and Firewire output available.
Price is negotiable!
Contact: Phone 859-443-7760 or Discord @iamtheSpicer
Posted: September 11, 2026 10:57 PM
I have a fully working Sun Blade 150 system available. It has the 650 mhz UltraSPARC lle CPU, fully populated RAM, and an XVR-600 graphics upgrade. The NVRAM was replaced in about 2017, and it uses standard IDE and USB peripherals. I will test it again before selling it to ensure its working status.
Price is negotiable!
Contact: Phone 859-443-7760 or Discord @iamtheSpicer
Posted: September 11, 2026 10:55 PM
Fully operational $3000
Contact: 3476136282
Posted: September 11, 2026 9:26 PM
I have an Epson TTL CRT monitor to give away for free. I do not have TTL hardware to test this unit. I can not guarantee it's functionality.
At the Embassy Hilton tonight (Friday) and I'll be at VCFMW Saturday and Sunday.
Contact: kade.elmer@gmail.com
Posted: September 11, 2026 9:03 PM
Octane dual 225mhz, 512mb, SE graphics, boots Irix 6.5 - $500
Octane single 250mhz, 256mb, SI graphics, no disk, works, case scuffed - $350
Indy 200mhz SC, 128mb, 8bit graphics, boots Irix 5.3 (I think 1gb disk), case good but small crack - $300
Ugly Sun IPX, 40mb, works, NVRAM replaced, needs disk - $150
Iwill DP6NS Dual PPRO ATX motherboard, works - $300
Umax Supermac S900, for parts, missing side cover (easy to find). Has CPU, memory but I could not get it to boot. I don't know if it needs caps or what, but I don't have time to fix it - $100
Agilent 54831M - quad channel 600mhz scope, modified for faster operation, but only passes self-cal on 3x channels at faster speed, passed 4/4 channel self-cal when stock (single resistor to revert). SSD, more memory, unlocked SW - $300
I'm driving up to VCF on Saturday morning and will only load if there is strong interest vial email beforehand. Sorry for the short notice.
Contact: ab1244@yahoo.com
Posted: September 11, 2026 6:46 PM
$70
https://www.reactivemicro.com/product/reactivemicro-driveturbo-for-iie-and-iigs/
The ReActiveMicro Drive/Turbo IDE Controller is a Mass Storage Device that once installed in the Apple II, II+, IIe, or IIgs acts like a solid-state Hard Drive using Compact Flash Cards.
Contact: hernan43@gmail.com
Posted: September 11, 2026 6:33 PM
I'm not a computer person but have ended up with what I believe is a historically significant Toshiba T250 with system disc, manual, printer, 8” floppy discs, etc. The computer has been in my basement untouched since 1990. It has not been plugged in since and was in working order back then. It does not have any obvious damage. It was owned by a renowned curator who worked at the Field Museum in Chicago for over 30 years until his death in 1990. There are likely unpublished manuscripts and research on the floppy discs. I would like this computer to end up in the hands of someone who can safely try to start it up and possibly recover unfinished manuscripts and research on the many floppies, as well as learn and share information regarding the operating system and computer itself which I suspect are historically significant in the vintage computer world. Price in the $350 range but negotiable based on your willingness and ability to recover files, share info etc. I will be at the fair on Sunday and will try to have the computer with me if I can get last minute table space. If not, I live in the area (Barrington) and can get it to you. Advice on how to proceed is also welcome.
Contact: text message please 847-691-4076 or email vichuff@att.net
Posted: September 11, 2026 3:34 PM
I have a collection of Northgate Omnikey keyboards.
* One with Blue Alps switches, unfortunately with one broken switch. $150
* One OmniMacUltra with Mac keycaps and an ADB interface. $150
* The rest have white Alps switches in a variety of layouts. $100 each
* Sun Type 5 keyboard (No mouse) $60
Contact: cpforbes@cpforbes.net
Posted: September 11, 2026 1:16 PM
Intel SDK-86 Development Kit, used, the first x86 system, predates the IBM PC 5150, circa 1979 -- $250
Motorola MC68000 Educational Computer, new w/ box and all manuals, mint condition, circa 1981-1985 -- $250
(I had planned to frame the above pair as geeky wall art)
Tandy Radio Shack Mobile Armatron robot -- $40
Commodore Amiga analog RGB video cable, DB23 to DIN6, original and I think these are quite rare -- $25
M-Audio Quattro USB audio interface + M-Audio Audio Buddy pre-amp. Originally supported Windows 98 / 2000 / XP and PowerPC Macs running OS9 and early OSX. For modern Windows 11 / 10 support you'll want to use the free ASIO4ALL.org drivers. Have 1 of 2 9V power supplies you'd need to use both together -- $30
nVidia GTX 970 4GB PCIe3x16 GPUs, dual slot regular height, 2x 6-pin power -- $40 each have two with boxes
nVidia GTX 745 4GB GPU, single slot half height, full height bracket, powered by the slot no extra cables required, rare card from an Alienware, no cl ad -- $25
Radeon RX 6600 8GB PCIe4x8 GPU, dual slot regular height, 1x 8-pin power, max 150W and very low draw @ idle, almost new no box, no cl ad -- $140
Ryzen 9 12-core 7900x + Corsair H115i 280mm AIO Liquid Cooler, pulled for upgrade -- $200 for both
32GB DDR4 3600MHz, 2x16G, white with RGB, used -- $120
2TB PNY SATA SSD, new in sealed box -- $200
1TB Corsair NVMe PCIe4 M.2 SSD, with removable heatsink, new in sealed box -- $125
512GB WD SN530 PCIe3 M.2 SSD, this is very short 2230 form factor so check compatibility, used -- $40
2TB Samsung 9100 Pro PCIe5 M.2 SSD, top tier performance, no heatsink, new in sealed box, no cl ad -- $350 firm
Asus ROG Strix G15 AMD Advantage Edition G513QY - an excellent linux workstation and gaming laptop. Featuring a Radeon 6800M GPU with 12GB GDDR6 VRAM which is better than the Steam Machine GPU. Ryzen 9 5900HX with 8-cores. 16GB DDR4 3200 RAM 2x8GB modules, upgradable but try to get dual rank modules for extra performance boost. 15" 300Hz screen is beautiful. (2) M.2 nVME slots - original 512GB SSD with Win11 included, I barely used this drive because I had another SSD installed running linux. Second m.2 slot is empty. We can discuss SSD options if you would like another. 280W power brick is stronger than USB-C power delivery, which is also an option for charging. Original box included. This one was produced late in the year (10/21) after Asus got their sh!t together. I just ran Furmark burn in test for 1.5 hours to double check stability. Mint condition. Rock solid beast of a laptop! -- $800 OBO looking to raise some cash
(2) Lenovo Thinkstations heavily upgraded w/ Corsair power supplies, nvidia GTX 1080 8GB video memory, i7 4790, 16GB RAM, newish 256GB SSD (or could upgrade to 1TB SSDs). These are in great shape, very clean, were originally office computers, great for simpler kids systems not AAA titles. Been procrastinating installing windows again, can let you do that. No cl ad or pics yet. -- $200 each
Apple Mac Pro 5,1 cheesegrater tower 2012 the last year. Several Xeon processors included ~3.2 GHz both 1066 & 1333 FSB, have pair of 1333, but single CPU daughterboard. 64GB RAM with 4x 16GB 1333 modules although you're better with 48 in triple channel (+spare). Have an original apple video card, will also include an evga GTX 670 that should be flashable to Mac firmware. Disassembled several years ago to add extra power cables for a Vega 64 (sold that). I traveled a lot for work, was only home a day or two a month, projects went unfinished.... Did not put back together and I lost the PSU during moving, pretty sure it ended up in recycling pile actually. So no power supply and it is disassembled. Have everything but power supply. Case is beautiful, mint condition, PCBs were bagged and taking up a whole drawer. No cl ad or pics yet. -- $125
256GB DDR5 6400 Registered ECC, 8x 32GB matching Samsung modules, brand new. Didn't really want to sell but doing so would make life easier. No cl ad. -- $6k can test in your system
See craigslist link for pics and more details. I'm on the North Shore about 20 miles from the city of Chicago. Can bring specific items to VCF Vintage Computer Fest if we make arrangements in advance.
Posted: September 11, 2026 12:39 PM
I have recently inherited an Apple IIe, Monitor II, Apple Imagewriter, 2 Disk Drive IIs, and a few floppy disks (including Flight Simulator II!). Please reach out if you have any interest!
Posted: September 11, 2026 12:34 PM
For sale: a bunch of really neat older Intel Macs!
MacBook Pro 16,2 (Four Thunderbolt, 2020) with an Intel i5-1038NG7 4 core 8 thread 2ghz CPU, 16gb RAM, 512gb SSD, and the touchbar. Apple charger included. This is not the butterfly keyboard model! Asking $300.
Mac mini 6,2 (Late 2012) with an Intel i7-3615QM 4 core 8 thread 2.3ghz CPU, 16gb RAM, 256gb SSD and 1tb HDD configured as a “Fusion Drive.” This is the quad core - the 2014 models only come with a dual core. Great homelab starter! Asking $100 obo.
Mac mini 6,2 (Late 2012) with an Intel i7-3720QM 4 core 8 thread 2.6ghz CPU, 16gb RAM, 512gb SSD and 1tb HDD configured as a “Fusion Drive.” This is the upgraded BTO quad core 2012 model and the 2014 models only come with a dual core. Also a great homelab starter! Asking $140 obo.
iMac 27” (Late 2012) with an Intel i5 2.9GHz Quad Core (8 thread) CPU with an Nvidia GTX 660M 512mb graphics card. 2560x1440 27” LCD. 32GB DDR3 RAM and a 2TB WDC HDD. Running macOS 12.7.6 Monterey. Also included is an OWC Thunderbolt 2 dock for a second monitor, more USB, etc. I have it lying around and I’ll throw it in the bundle. Asking $150 obo. (this is a big boy!)
Thank you for looking!
Contact: grayfox313@proton.me
Posted: September 11, 2026 10:09 AM
This Osborne OCC1 was the first commercially successful portable computer. Sporting a Z80 processor and ran CP/M operating system. "Low" price of $1795 MSRP in 1981 = over $6500 in 2026 dollars. This one was purchased 12/4/1982 per the copy of the user registration card, and looks to be produced on Mischief Night / Devils Night 10/30/1982 per the pictured silver strip. Hard to find one with the case plastics in as good shape, and with as many upgrades and extras!
• Screen Pac 80/104 column upgrade
• Comm Pac modem upgrade
• Double density upgrade
• Over 100 floppy disks included
• Many manuals and documentation
• 13 issues of Portable Companion magazine (of 17 total)
• Original box and foam, drive inserts to protect heads
Only a little yellowing towards the back of the left side. The hinges, doors, and handle are still great.
Still booted right up - **however** it is due for a re-cap restoration. I think it just blew a capacitor after about 5 minutes of being powered on for the first time in ~10 years. Was still working but I shut it off right away. The CRT monitor could use adjustment, note the diagonal lines and slightly off center. Didn't test all the keys today but I remember the keyboard being fully functional (like everything else) last time I had played with it.
Looking for a good home. I had bought it from the original owner many many years ago. I kept it over getting rid of C64 Apple II TRS80 and even an Amiga (regret that for sure) at times when moving, because it is in such great shape and has so many extras I felt it is worthy of being a keeper. But, mostly it sat in a box and it takes space to keep it stored cool/dry.
$450 OBO have bills to pay and everything is so expensive now a days
See craigslist link for pics. I'm on the North Shore of Chicagoland. Can bring to VCF Vintage Computer Fest.
Posted: September 11, 2026 9:46 AM
This years sale theme: Gateway 2000 South Dakota Barn Finds. Pickup at Table C623.
System Bundles
Gateway 2000 Pentium 1 200 MHz with 17” Trinitron, Speakers Keyboard, and Mouse, No HDD, No OS
Gateway P4 2.40 GHz with LCD, Wiress Keyboard/Mouse and Win XP - two available
Gateway Celeron D with Keyboard, and Speakers - 128GB SSD
Gateway Penium II 450 MHz with keyboard, speakers, and mouse, 80 GB HDD with Windows 98
Tubes
17” Dell Flat Tube VGA CRT’s - two available
Dell 17” VGA CRT
Compaq Deskpro Green MDA
Other Stuff
Kensington System Saver IIGS
Tested Bezel-less 3.5” Floppy Drives
Intel 386DX-16 Double Sigma CPU’s
Pentium III’s and 4’s
IBM PS/2 ROMs
Contact: preciousplasticmn@gmail.com
Posted: September 11, 2026 9:27 AM
Two Gaming Laptops For Sale:
Dell Alienware 15 R3 (2017), great condition with new battery and upgraded charger (320w). 1080p G-Sync LCD with Windows Hello camera. Windows 11 Pro. Intel i7-7700HQ (4c8t) CPU with a dedicated NVidia GTX 1070 GPU, 8GB of VRAM. 32GB DDR4 RAM. Storage: 256gb boot SSD, RAID0 2x500gb NVMe SSDs, and a 2TB spinning SSHD! Thunderbolt 3. Besides gaming, I got my start with Machine Learning on this computer thanks to its GTX 1070 and 8GB of VRAM. It’s 2026 and new GPUs are still coming with 8GB of VRAM so this thing’s basically State of the Art! (not)
Completed 15 R3 sales on eBay are around $350+ with less storage and RAM. I’d like some extra spending money for the weekend so I’ll take offers.
Also for sale: Dell Alienware M15 R1 (2019), gently used and nearly pristine condition with new battery and upgraded charger (240w). 1080p 144hz LCD. Windows 11 Pro. Intel i7-9750H (6c12t) CPU with a dedicated NVidia GTX 1660 Ti GPU, 6GB VRAM. 32GB DDR4 RAM and dual 500GB NVMe SSDs. There’s room inside for a 2.5” HDD or SSD (cable&bracket needed). Thunderbolt 3, and the original box! This is the “thin and light” Alienware series.
M15 R1s are selling on eBay for about $450 and up with less storage and RAM. I’d like some extra spending money for the weekend so I’ll take offers and consider trades. Email me and thanks for looking!
Contact: grayfox313@proton.me
Posted: September 11, 2026 8:29 AM
I've got a couple of early 2000s PCs.
Dell Dimension 4500 with P4 2.66GHz and 1GB RAM. Has an SB Live Value CT4780, a Wi-Fi card, a NIC and an AGP GPU that i suspect is a GeForce Ti4200 but not fully sure anymore. Boots fine but no OS, 10GB IDE HDD
installed.
Beige AthlonXP 1600+ on an ECS KM400-M2 board. I think the GPU is a Radeon 9600 Pro, but again, no OS so it's difficult to verify. Main board boots and GPU puts out a picture.
I've got a couple other AGP GPUs (ATi Rage Pro and maybe a couple Rage 128 Ultra?), some NICs, a Wi-Fi card and a 56k MODEM PCI, a Philips PSC705 PCI sound card, some ESS ISA sound card, SDRAM and DDR RAM (SODIMMs and DIMMs). Some IDE and floppy cables. All this stuff has been out of a PC for years, untested.
Feel free to email with questions and offers. I plan to be at VCFMW Sunday with this stuff if people are interested.
Contact: vintagecomp@telynishiya.info
Posted: September 10, 2026 8:43 PM
I will bringing:
-Sonnet 800Mhz ZIF G4 Accelerator $700 obo
-XC68060 CPUs - best offer
-Raven Arcade PCI Graphics Accelerator - best offer
-several ipods - 20GB black and white screens - best offer
Willing to trade as well. Looking for a Quadra 950, Quadra 700, Mobius Speedster, IIcx logic board
Contact: sircabulon@gmail.com
Posted: September 10, 2026 8:19 PM
- Have an unique item from my days in the Commodore CATS Developer program - a black backpack! $100 OBO
- Amiga DCTV - $75
- Various older original software for C64
- NetWare 4 Boxed, MSDN media and boxes!
- Older Dell Monitor that flickers but works - $40
- Old Computer Shopper and other magazines!
- and more!
Contact: See Mr.Great (Marco) in booth B403/B404!
Posted: September 10, 2026 8:17 PM
$275
Works great but read on....
This was bought as non-working off of eBay some years ago. The unit worked fine but the LCD was dead and there was no knob. Upon opening the device a previous owner tried and failed to replace the LCD ribbon cable. I restored the LCD connections inside and boom it worked great.
This was my daily driver for MT-32 sound for many years.
Knob has been replaced with one cast out of resin from a mold of a real MT-32 knob.
Comes with a couple audio cables and a compatible power supply.
Contact: hernan43@gmail.com
Posted: September 10, 2026 7:51 PM
PiBoy DMG
$20
- https://magazine.raspberrypi.com/articles/piboy-dmg-review
- all parts
- needs a Raspberry Pi 4
Stargate MSX PCB
$25
- https://github.com/leomanes/stargate
Kung Fu Flash
$20
- https://codeberg.org/KimJorgensen/KungFuFlash
- 3D printed case and buttons
MSX Carnivore 2 Cartridge
$110
- https://sysadminmosaic.ru/en/msx/carnivore2/carnivore2?redirect=1
- comes with CF card
Apple IIGS RAM Expansion Card
$25
Macintosh Performa 631CD
$150
- 52MB RAM
- 128GB SSD hard drive
- Apple Keyboard
ITX Llama
$550
- https://docs.retrodreams.ca/itxllama/
- AMD Radeon 9250
- Raspberry Pi Zero 2 with MT32 Pi installed
- SD Card with DOS and games installed
- Yamaha OPL-3 Module
- It has a 3D printed case, but the case is mid-quality at best so take it as a freebie
Contact: hernan43@gmail.com
Posted: September 10, 2026 6:41 PM
I will have a big pile of erased/tested 120/128GB SSDs for sale at table B507 (the BYTESHiFT Packet Radio table). Initial price is $3 each, but deals can possibly be made on leftover stock Sunday afternoon
Contact: r o g e r m u r l e y at ye olde gmail com or @byteshift on Discord
Posted: September 10, 2026 6:25 PM
I have 3 Nintendo Entertaiment Systems from asia/PAL they say they are ASIAN version but they were purchased in Indonesia. I have some games also. They are in boxes.
I would be bringing these if there is some interest, I would need a monitor that displasy PAL so I can demonstrate they work on site, I have an old Dell Monitor with RCA.
Please let me know if there's interest, I'll be coming from the west coast and will bring them as checked luggage :)
I also have numerous NEW old stock Playstation 1 (but works on PS2 and PS3) Svideo cables.
Contact: steven@irurueta.net
Posted: September 10, 2026 4:42 PM
I have an HP Visualize b2600 desktop system available. It is missing its power supply and I have never been able to test it because of this. There are replacement power supplies available, if you are willing to take the plunge. Other than that, it is missing its hard drive but otherwise fully intact. This system has a 500 mhz PA 8600 - quite a decent CPU for HP UX, and it has 3 out of 4 RAM slots populated and a graphics card.
Pictures provided on contact
Price negotiable
Contact: Text 859-443-7760 or Discord @iamtheSpicer
Posted: September 10, 2026 4:16 PM
I have an IBM PS/1 Model 25 with its corresponding monitor in working condition. It is unfortunately missing the front plastic case panel, but perhaps a 3D printed replacement could be fabricated. The floppy drive likely needs to be serviced, and it has a dead Dallas battery. It has an installation of IBM DOS and Windows 3.1, but it can't seem to launch into the install. It is equipped with a modem and a proprietary RAM expansion card. The hard drive is propriety and original, so I can't guarantee it will still spin up once you bring it home.
Pictures provided on contact!
Price is negotiable!
Contact: Text 859-443-7760 or Discord @iamtheSpicer
Posted: September 10, 2026 4:12 PM
This is my Apple Lisa 2/5. Model number A6S0300 with memory option A6S0304. Serial number A3243168.
What is this machine's history?
I acquired it from an old employer back in the late 1990s when I saw it sitting on a shelf in the basement. It's largely been sitting on the shelves of *my* various basements ever since.
What condition is she in?
Physically, the outside is in great shape, as the accompanying pictures plainly show. But electrically it's an open question. There is some corrosion damage caused by the battery leaking. It looks repairable to me, though I haven't attempted it. I also don't have the 5MB ProFile hard drive that allegedly came with this model nor any diskettes, so I don't have the means to test it.
Does she work?
Short answer: no.
Long answer: I last attempted to power this system on in the late 1990s. The power supply and monitor both worked, but the system would not boot, beep, or show anything on screen. I do not recall the stench of failing RIFAs so I don't think this made whatever damage existed any worse. It has not been connected to electricity since.
Why am I selling it?
After 27 years of planning to restore it, I am accepting the fact that that's never going to happen. Hopefully someone else with more time and talent can restore her to the glory she deserves.
What are you looking to get?
$2500, or best offer. Cash or usual cash apps accepted.
How do you justify that?
It's worth this if parted out, based on recent eBay activity and other sales/auctions I could find.
The mouse and keyboard are worth $500-$750 each, the CPU is worth $1100-$2000.
Working models sell for over $3500 while examples similar to this one go for around $2500.
I will be at VCF Midwest all day on Saturday if anyone is interested.
Posted: September 10, 2026 12:39 PM
I have a Mac Performa 650CD that was sold to me disassembled and not working years ago.
The Gateway e-4200 is working (other than the beige 3.5 FDD), but I removed the HDD.
The Apple IIGS is parts/not working with the error 06010000.
Pictures and conditions are detailed in the linked mastodon thread.
Posted: September 10, 2026 10:44 AM
Up for sale is a complete, two-owner historic Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) PDP-8/I computer system, originally configured as an EDU30 educational system.
PROVENANCE & HISTORICAL CONTEXT:
• History: Purchased brand new in 1969 by Holy Cross High School in River Grove, IL. The seller learned programming on this exact machine at its inception and personally purchased the entire system directly from Holy Cross in the late 1970s. It has been preserved in private, climate-controlled storage ever since.
• Operational Status: The system was carefully put into storage in fully working condition. At the time of storage, the front panel switches were responsive and the RIM loader was fully functional.
• IMPORTANT PRESERVATION NOTE: Following expert archival advice, the system has intentionally NOT been powered on recently. This preserves the integrity of the original power supply capacitors and avoids damage, leaving the safe, controlled "bringing up" process to the next archivist or museum technician.
COMPLETE TECHNICAL INVENTORY & MEDIA:
• Main Computer Chassis: DEC PDP-8/I with 4K of magnetic core memory.
• Peripherals: Original Teletype Corporation Model ASR-33 console terminal (complete with integrated mechanical keyboard matrix, page printer, paper tape punch block, and automatic paper tape reader assembly).
• Card Reader Subsystem: Original DEC CM8/I Optical Mark Sense Card Reader (Serial No. CM8I5012). The chassis and mechanical assemblies are fully intact. The unit was not inputting data properly when last operational; it requires targeted vacuum pump maintenance/seal replacement and an internal capacitor rebuild to restore full timing and feed synchronization. Fully matches the included MAINDEC-89 diagnostic card decks.
• Hard Drive (Bones Only): Originally equipped with a 32K disk system. The internal components and platters are missing; only the structural cabinet/chassis "bones" remain.
• Software & Media Library: Large collection of original 1960s/1970s DEC software on paper tapes in plastic storage sleeves (including EDU 30 Site Starting Binary, FOCAL-8, PAL III, MACRO 8, FORTRAN D Operating System/Compiler/Utilities, and various MAINDEC diagnostics) along with rare punched card decks (MAINDEC-89-D2B2-C CM11 Mark Sense Binary and MAINDEC-89-D2C1-C CM Alpha Card Decks).
INTERNAL LOGIC & FLIP-CHIP MODULE GUIDE:
The list below serves as a general structural baseline. Buyers are requested to rely strictly on the pictorial evidence in the shared link to confirm the exact inventory, slot locations, and specific engineering revisions of the internal cards:
• Core Memory Subsystem (4K): G624 (x4), G228 (x4), G221 (x6), G020 (x6), G826 (x2)
• CPU Major Registers: M220 (x6) complete 12-bit register slice
• Factory DF32 Disk Controller Interface: Built-in disk electronics including the G083 Preamplifier, G284 Writer, and R202 modules.
• Timing, Logic & Serial Control: M310, M360, M216, M160, M111, M113, M115, M117, M617 logic gate series alongside the M452 Teletype clock and white W025 interface connector modules.
LOGISTICS & SHIPPING TERMS:
Due to the significant weight, extreme fragility, and immense historical value of this entire system:
• Local Pickup: Strongly preferred. The item is located in the greater Chicagoland area.
• Freight/Shipping: The buyer must fully arrange and pay for specialized professional crating, packaging, and freight shipping. The seller will cooperate fully with the buyer's chosen logistics company for pickup coordination, but will not be responsible for packing or securing the machine for transit.
Posted: September 9, 2026 11:58 PM
ATinyGame is a game console that fits in the palm of your hand, with 3 buttons, 9 pixels, and 5 games: arcade stacker game, whack-a-mole, memory game, and more! It's based on the ATtiny9 microcontroller and runs off a CR2032 battery (included). More info at the link below.
Assembled - $10
Kit (soldering required) - $5
I will be there on Saturday only, text or call me if interested, or find me wandering around wearing a steampunk hat
Posted: September 9, 2026 11:19 PM
Power supply is completely toast, have not tested anything else.
Will be headed to VCF toward the end of the day Saturday, or we can arrange pickup some other time if you're local to Chicago. Email to arrange pickup
Contact: queenkjuul@pm.me
Posted: September 9, 2026 9:48 PM
Good working order 16KB model of the Tandy CoCo 2. Free to a good home. No additional parts or accessories, just the machine. I'll be heading to VCF towards the end of the day on Saturday, or we can arrange pickup some other time if you're local to Chicago. Email for details and arrange meeting up
Contact: queenkjuul@pm.me
Posted: September 9, 2026 9:47 PM
I have a complete PlayStation Net Yaroze to sell at the festival. Please email if you're interested.
Contact: mr.doorn@gmail.com
Posted: September 9, 2026 9:28 PM
I am bringing a massive collection of tested Amiga hardware to Schaumburg this weekend. Rather than hauling everything blindly, I am listing the bulk of it here for pre-arranged hotel handoffs or quick lot-swaps at the venue.
Heavy Hitters Include:
Amiga CD32 Bundle (Pristine) – $1400: Includes a Paravision SX-1 Expansion.
CDTV Bundle – $1300: Complete and ready to go.
Amiga CD32 Bundle – $1300: Includes Paravision SX-1 Expansion (cracked lid).
Amiga 1000 System – $900: Comes loaded with StarBoard Fast RAM, an A1300 Genlock, and accessories.
Amiga 2500 Video Workstation Lot – $900: Equipped with SuperGen 2000s, a fader, and an AEHD Drive.
Rare CDTV Software: Town with No Name (Complete for $400, or no inserts for $175), Wrath of the Demon ($150), and Battlestorm ($150).
I was an active seller on AmiBay (username: Gnosis) and I am an active seller on the Acill Classics discord username: AstralKade). I will be driving this inventory down from Wisconsin on Friday. Everything is fully cataloged with prices, condition notes, and updated Google Drive photo links to avoid any platform login walls.
Click here to view my live Google Sheet for the full inventory of Amiga hardware, games, and prices: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1q9O5QI9FACYdH0sIMK4m83rGmASkYSMc?usp=drive_link
I am open to reasonable offers and will be available for handoffs starting Friday evening.
Posted: September 9, 2026 8:56 PM
All items located in Lafayette, IN and can bring to VCF MW. Pictures in link.
TRS-80 Model I System
- 16K Level II CPU
- Expansion Interface (later improved design) 32K
- Monitor (it's missing the two contrast/brightness knobs)
- TRS-80 Floppy Drive with two-drive cable
- Level II Reference Manual
- TRSDOS 2.3 and TRSDOS 3.0 boot disks
- 100% working, paint has scuffs and scratches
- $250
Apple II+
- 48K RAM and 16K Language Card
- Quad image ROM board (Applesoft, Integer, Apple 1 Wozanium, DeadTest)
- A2RESET board to provide hard reset button
- A2PICO with A2RETRONET to provide ProDOS hard drive via micro SD card
- Burned in and tested working 100%
- Minor scratches on top cover and security locks installed (don't have key...they are unlocked)
- Computer and cards $275
- 8" LCD Monitor $50
TRS-80 Model 100
- 32K RAM
- LCD and keyboard 100% good
- good condition with minor scratches
- leaky capacitors replaced and battery removed
- $150
TWO (2) TI-99/4A Computers
- black/chrome
- some scratches and minor dents
- both work and run cartridges
- one computer has a broken "1" key
- two power bricks (both work)
- two RF modulators (both work)
- two joystick controllers
- one speech synthesizer sidecar (untested)
- one cassette cable
- four game cartridges (invaders, hunt the wumpus, blackjack/poker, Sneggit)
- $120 for the lot
- TV NOT INCLUDED
Posted: September 9, 2026 8:31 PM
For sale, OQO Model 1+ UMPC that's been fully refurbished. New thermal pad for the CPU, rebuilt battery, replaced CMOS battery, and sticky rubber coating removed.
512MB RAM / 1 Ghz Transmeta / 30GB HDD
Minor fan rattle, typical for these. Otherwise, excellent condition and fully functional.
Includes accessories: Stylus, power adapter, 12v power plug, extended battery (requires rebuild), docking cable, dock stand, hard case, soft case, garmin GPS (and its power cables), CF adapter for HDD replacement
Contact: Find me at booth D209!
Posted: September 9, 2026 7:04 PM
Comes with the computer itself, the CE-125 cassette/printer dock, 7 tapes, the power supply, and a stack of manuals.
Contact: Discord: coalshark
Posted: September 9, 2026 4:50 PM
Semiconductor curve tracer, I got it a couple of years ago and haven’t used it. The power light turns on however I haven’t tested it further.
I’m asking $50 but I’m open to offers or trades.
Contact: Text me at (828) 676-9199 or call and leave a voicemail.
Posted: September 9, 2026 3:59 PM
I have a Commodore 64 in pretty good condition with a Nu-Brick power supply. It’s in pretty good condition except there is an issue with the space bar.
I’m asking $80 however I’d be open to offers or trades.
Contact: Please text me at (828) 676-9199, or if you call please leave a voicemail.
Posted: September 9, 2026 2:00 PM
It’s time for me to downsize, and I really need to make some space. I will be open to negotiation on many (if not all) of these prices. I want these systems gone, and I mean that. By the looks of it I will only be able to attend on Saturday, and I don’t want these to go to scrap. Unfortunately I may be cash-only, but please inquire, I may be able to take other forms of payment (paypal, venmo, etc. No promises). I would like to add that I have gone through completed listings on eBay to get my rough prices for these systems, but I am wide open to negotiation, especially as I’m probably overestimating a lot of these prices. Getting these computers gone is my first priority, getting paid is second. PLEASE keep that in mind when you text me. Seriously, I don’t want these anymore. Take them.
I will send pictures of any device, just ask! I am also listing items I’m giving away for free, just in case anyone would like to claim them before they go to the pile. They will be dropped in the pile when I arrive, excluding anything that is claimed.
FOR SALE:
Dell XPS 630i: NOTE: THIS SYSTEM CURRENTLY HAS A DEAD PSU. It has an Intel Core 2 Duo of some sort (I wasn’t able to get an exact model before the psu blew), and would make a great XP gaming system (that’s what it was after all). It won’t come with RAM or an HDD as it is currently in a broken state. I have debated pulling the GPU for another system of mine, but please let me know if you want it, it is an Nvidia 8800 of some sort, I can’t recall the exact model. It has many stickers/decals on the side panel, and there are a few broken clips on the front panel. Otherwise the system worked fine before the PSU blew, but I cannot test further as the PSU seems to be proprietary. First price for this is $50.
HP Compaq 6005 Pro: This system has been gutted, no RAM, no HDD, and I believe no DVD drive either. It has an AMD Phenom II X3 B75 @ 3GHz. $20
Lenovo Yoga Tablet 2: Fully working and in near-mint condition. comes with original bluetooth keyboard. This runs Windows 8.1 and has an Intel Atom chip in it, with 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of eMMC. It will be reset prior to VCF. Charges with micro-usb and has microsd for expansion. Battery still holds a good charge. $40
Toshiba Mini NB205-N311W Netbook: Very good shape, currently running the original Toshiba installation of Windows XP Home. It has an Intel Atom N280, 2 GB of DDR2, and a 750 GB HDD. I am unsure if I have a spare charger for this. If I do it will come with. The battery holds a charge shockingly well. $30
Toshiba Satellite C655D: This is a Windows 7 laptop with an AMD E-300, 3 GB of DDR3, and NO HDD. If I can find a spare charger, it will come with. $20
HP Pavilion G7-2240US: This is a Windows 8 laptop with a 2nd gen Core i3, 6 GB of DDR3, and a 750 GB HDD. It will be wiped, and sold with a charger if I can find an extra. Very good condition. Don’t expect it to do everything you need with ease, but it could handle basic tasks. Better than a chromebook, I’d say. $40.
HP Pavilion DV6Z-6B00: This is a Windows 7 laptop with an AMD A6-3400M, 4 GB of DDR3, and a 640 GB HDD. The casing is a little worse for wear but still works great. It will be wiped and come with a charger, if I have a spare, just like the others. $35
Compaq 610: This is a Vista laptop with a Core 2 Duo T5870, 3 GB DDR2, and an 80 GB HDD. My notes say it has a bad CMOS battery and a non-working key. What key isn’t working, I don’t know. $20. I think you get it by now.
HP Compaq dx2400 MT AM: This is a Vista desktop with a Core 2 Duo, 2 GB of RAM, and an 80 GB HDD. There’s nothing special about this. I’ll put a fresh install of Vista on it. $20.
Acer Aspire 5515: This is a Windows Vista laptop (Could you tell I have too many?) with an Athlon 2650e, 2 GB RAM, and a 160 GB HDD. It will come with its charger and its original copy of Vista Home Basic. $20. Good shape and works great.
Asus Transformer T102HA: This is a nice little Windows 10 tablet. Like a knockoff Surface. Except it has an Intel Atom x5, 4 GB RAM, and 128 GB eMMC. It will come with its detachable keyboard and a fresh install of Windows 10 LTSC (I’m spoiling you guys). Charges with MicroUSB as well. $30 a pop (I have two of these for sale).
Lenovo G560: This is a Windows 7 laptop in decent shape with a Core i5 M540 (as my notes say), 4 GB DDR3, and a 320 GB HDD. It will come with a fresh install of Windows 7. It will, for sure, come with a charger. There’s nothing special about this. $20.
Dell Inspiron N5010: This is a Windows 7 laptop in rougher shape, but still works fine, with a Core i3 M380, 4 GB DDR3, and a 640 GB HDD. It will come with a fresh install of Windows 7, and possibly a charger. $20.
FREE!!
HP Pavilion a6512p: Very unspecial system. It’s an intel board (non-original) in the HP chassis. It has a Pentium E2200, and that’s it. No RAM or HDD, but it is a vista-era machine. Could make a fun sleeper build, but I don’t have the space or money for it.
Dell Inspiron Chromebook 11 3181: It’s a chromebook. HOWEVER, it has been flashed with mrchromebox firmware that allows it to run Windows and standard Linux. So that makes it cooler, I guess? It has a Celery N3060, 4 GB of RAM, and 32 GB eMMC. No OS currently, and it seems to be hanging up when I try to install one. It won’t boot into any OS, so I’m going to assume it’s wiped. Either way it wouldn’t have sensitive info. No charger, but the battery works well and it takes a very standard charger. Why did I decide to replace the broken screen in this?
HP Chromebook 11 G4: Same deal. However, this one is currently running a fresh install of Linux Mint (but has a password… I forgot it but there’s no data on the machine, and had the same weird issues with reinstalling linux), has a Celery N2840, 2 GB of RAM, and 16 GB eMMC. Please just take it. You could take it out of my hands and smash it on the ground for all I care. Hell, it could still work. Battery works, no charger.
Lenovo Chromebook 11e: This is actually my best intel chromebook (excluding my school chromebook). Same mrchromebox firmware, Celeron N3150, 4 GB RAM, 16 GB eMMC. It has this weird display issue where the colors get all garbled after a while. It makes good gitch art, but it fixes itself after a bit and repeats this cycle. Tried to wipe it but I couldn’t get an OS installed on it, so it has no OS. No charger. Is anyone gonna take these chromebooks? Someone please do.
Toshiba Satellite L355: Windows Vista beefy boi (not powerful) laptop. Intel Celeron 900, 3 GB DDR2, 250 GB HDD, dead battery. Vista will be reinstalled, because I’m nice. Not the best shape but it looks durable. Charger included if I have one for it.
IBM Thinkpad 380ED: possibly the one item that might get a home. This device is BROKEN. Plastics are cracked, screen backlight seems to be dead, or very dim, no HDD, no RAM (besides anything onboard), no charger, just the laptop. It did boot when I first tested it, so that’s IBM for ya. Thank you, Thinkpad.
Gateway XP Media Center Laptop: This one’s interesting. It will randomly shut down, every time it is used. I couldn’t even complete a windows installation because it shut down. I don’t know what model it is. It will come with a charger. Has an AMD Turion chip, 2 GB RAM, 120 GB HDD. Maybe someone’s interested in it. The battery actually holds a charge. I think. It would shut down both on AC and battery power, but no signs of overheating.
Compaq Presario F700: Windows Vista laptop, decent shape but is missing the F9 keycap. I believe I have a charger for it so it is included. Works fine otherwise (I think). AMD Athlon 64 X2 TK-57, 2.5 GB DDR2, no HDD.
Gateway G6-333c: This is a Windows 98 desktop, much smaller than a normal desktop PC. No RAM or HDD, but will come with a CD-ROM drive (maybe two, depending on what I have, untested) and a 3 ½” floppy. No RAM or HDD. It has a 333 MHz Celeron. I retrobrited the front case, but it never got perfect. It’s a good system, I just have a better 98 PC and don’t need this anymore. I might have an extra 3 ½” floppy drive. It only has 2 5 ¼” bays and 1 3 ½”. All drives are untested, but the board I know works.
Contact: Please text (not call) me at 773-308-3710.
Posted: September 9, 2026 12:06 PM
I have not attempted to turn this on. It was a barn find, and it has a bunch of tapes and it looks like some kind of animal nest inside.
Contact: Bobby@sblwalker.com
Posted: September 9, 2026 10:38 AM
## Vintage Apple/Mac Keyboard A1016
Vintage Apple/Mac keyboard in good used condition. Tested and working. Nice and clean vintage Mac keyboard.
$30 OBO.
## Corsair Gaming K55 RGB Keyboard
Corsair K55 USB gaming keyboard. Tested and working. Good general-purpose USB keyboard.
$20 OBO.
## Focus FK-6000 Vintage Mechanical Keyboard
Vintage Focus FK-6000 with white Alps mechanical switches and 5-pin DIN connector. Made in Taiwan. Tested and working on a Linux PC using a DIN/USB converter.
DIN connector’s outer metal sleeve can pull loose when disconnecting, but the keyboard works normally. Selling as-is due to this issue.
$75 OBO.
Contact: pinkforestrain@gmail.com
Contact: pinkforestrain@gmail.com
Posted: September 9, 2026 9:01 AM
All items will be available at C404-406 Fri - Sun. Lots of other unlisted stuff - keyboards, ISA/PCI cards, software, more!
20% discount for any pre-sales with deposit - email to make arrangements!
- Atari 800XL complete bundle, tested $250
- 1050 floppy drive (tested)
- 1010 (?) cassette (untested)
- Tons of boxed software and cartridges
- Macintosh 512k #1 $200
- Powers on, flashing “?” floppy
- Slightly wonky video (cold solder joint?)
- Has SCSI add-on!
- Floppy sdisk tuck in drive
- Includes original keyboard and mouse
- Includes an original Mac box (rough condition)
- Macintosh 512k #2 $100
- Powers on and beeps
- No video output
- Includes original keyboard and mouse
- iMac G3 slot load $75
- Model M5521 Blueberry
- Powers, dings, grey screen
- Hard drive is very, very dead
- System only, no kb/mouse.
- SuperMac ThunderStorm NuBus accelerator card $
- SCSI drives and enclosures, all formatted and tested
- LaCie enclosure, Seagage 8gb drive $60
- NuDesign enclosure, Seagage 8gb drive $50
- Generic enclosure, 100mb drive, $10
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Contact: vcfmw@podsix.net
Posted: September 8, 2026 11:16 PM
Grabbed a box of approximately 30 various tubes from a local St. Louis-area yard sale this summer. Thought I'd found a mother lode of new old stock, then discovered the RCA and Raytheon boxes had been reused to house used/dead tubes by a repairman c. 1960s-early 70s.
I'm bringing them with me to VCF on Saturday and will gladly let someone who knows about tubes inspect them to see if there's any worth saving. I do not have a tube tester or anything that runs on tubes. All I've done is remove them from a decaying, dirty cardboard box and brush the worst of the dust off.
No prices in mind. I'd like to get back some or all of the $20 I paid to get the box when I thought it might contain new-old-stock tubes. Otherwise, I want them to go somewhere useful, if they're still of any use for anything other than steampunk craft projects or "DiMA from Fallout 4: Far Harbor" cosplay. B-)
Contact: h_v_fisher (at) yahoo (dot) com or text 817-755-1979
Posted: September 8, 2026 9:44 PM
Some of us chipped in a few years ago to make a run of acrylic SYM-1 cases using Bob Alexander's design (https://www.galacticstudios.org/sym-1/) ... and I have one left. $20 gets you the top and bottom acrylic sheets and the red overlay for the display. You supply your own screws and standoffs.
Contact: 817-755-1979
Posted: September 8, 2026 9:10 PM
Some random additional stuff I am bringing to VCFMW, message me if interested in anything.
Prices are very flexible, feel free to make an offer.
-IBM Thinkpad 120MB LS-120 Superdrive with Diagnostic diskette $10 - untested
Model LKM-FC53-0, sorry, no media
-US Robotics and 3Com Courier modems and manuals - $30 for both?
USR lights up when powered on and has two power supplies
3Com is untested, apparently a slightly different pin on the power jack.
-HP JetDirect EX+ Parallel port to Ethernet (10Base-T twisted pair or BNC) Print Server
With power supply, powers up
-MacOS 8.0 PowerPC- Original Disk and Manual $15
-MacOS 10.2 Jaguar - Complete in Box, with Disk and Manuals $25
-Linksys 802.11g PCMCIA Wireless Adapter
-3Com PCMCIA 10/100 LAN + Modem with cables $10
Model 3CCFEM556B
-3Com 56K Winmodem Model 3CXM356 (going on free pile unless someone wants it)
Thanks for reading
Joe
Email if interested and I can send some pics.
Contact: jvschwarz at gmail dot com
Posted: September 8, 2026 8:44 PM
Selling a C128D (metal case) and 1571 drive. Includes the keyboard, an IEC cable, and JiffyDOS upgrade for kernal, internal, and external drives. I have an s-video/composite cable for testing, but not including that in the sale. Looking for $400, open to offers
Contact: Ssnik992@gmail.com 262-353-1313
Posted: September 8, 2026 8:36 PM
I have a CRT from a Macintosh Performa 550 The seller didn’t pack the computer up properly and it arrived in 187 pieces. The CRT is fine unscathed. Booth A104/105
Contact: Booth A104/105
Posted: September 8, 2026 3:45 PM
I'm bringing several items from my personal collection to VCF Midwest in Schaumburg. Everything will be available individually, and reasonable offers are welcome.
Newton-NTI Apple-1 Replica
Newton-NTI NG-2012 / AC1 Rev B1 full-size Apple-1 reproduction. Fully populated board with a number of vintage-era ICs. This is a substantial hardware reproduction of the original Apple Computer 1 rather than a small modern emulator/FPGA system.
Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 100
Classic 1983 portable computer with the original Radio Shack retail box and manual. The original packaging makes this a particularly nice piece for a vintage-computer collection.
WiebeTech Digital Forensics Field Kit
Early-2000s professional digital-forensics acquisition hardware in its original Pelican field case. Includes drive interfaces/adapters, power supplies, cabling and associated hardware. A fun piece of early computer-forensics history.
IBM OS/2 Warp Version 3 with BonusPak
Complete big-box OS/2 Warp package with original manuals and media.
Microsoft Windows NT Server
Original boxed Windows NT Server software package with manuals, media and licensing materials.
Elecrow CrowPi2 Advanced Kit
Complete and unused CrowPi2 Advanced all-in-one Raspberry Pi development/STEM system. Raspberry Pi is included along with the complete kit.
All of these will be available at VCF Midwest in Schaumburg, Illinois. I would prefer to sell them at the festival so buyers can see everything in person and there is no need to ship these older and sometimes fragile items.
Contact: See us at B403 and B404
Posted: September 8, 2026 3:40 PM
Black super NT from analogue. w/8bit do wireless controller , and everdrive cart with sdcard.
$500 OBO. Trades considered.
Contact: wrongwaywrongway at gee male .com
Posted: September 8, 2026 3:11 PM
48-port 10GbaseT switch, has 4x40GbE SFP ports too. Works great, runs EOS 4.28. Can provide images for 4.26 & 4.16 also.
Contact: 614 230 9659
Posted: September 8, 2026 1:22 PM
All items will be available at B501 / B524 - you may reach me on disord at @yestergearpc if you would like to pre-purchase any items. All items are in functional condition, some are only power on tested.
AMD 5x86-133 Upgrade on PC Chips "Fake Cache" board - SCSI HDD and CD
Dell Dimension 466V (486 DX-2 66) + Beige Dell Monitor
Supertower 486 DX-2 66 with VLB Video
IBM Aptiva 2144 Pentium 133 rig (with matching monitor)
Asus P5A-B based K6-2 475 rig
Asus CUB-X based Pentium 3 733 rig
Wang 286 Machine (no cards beyond VGA, powers on)
Pionex Pentium 100? Rig
DTK Grafika Pentium 133 Rig
2x Tandy 102 - 2x TPDD2 Floppy Drives
Samsung EGA Monitor
Tandy EGA Monitor in box
Tandy 1200 (with EGA card)
Tandy 2500SX
Tandy CGA monitor
IBM 5150 with 5151 MDA + Model F
Tandy 1000 RL
Pentium 4 Toshiba Laptop with some staining on top lid
3x Random Pentium 1 to Pentium 3 Thinkpads
Amstrad PPC-640 with Color Screen mod
Pentium Pro Desktop
DEC Personal Workstation (Dual Pentium 2)
IBM Thinkcentre P4
Dell XPS T500 (Pentium 3)
Prices negotiable.
Contact: Discord: @yestergearpc Email: yg@ygpc.us
Posted: September 8, 2026 12:41 PM
MacMesh is a hardware and software system that allows your vintage Macintosh to connect to Meshtastic or MeshCore LoRa radio networks.
Posted: September 8, 2026 12:51 AM
Complete computers, all tested/working unless otherwise indicated
-Raspberry Pi 4B 8GB
-iMac G3 w/ original keyboard and mouse, SSD upgrade
-iMac G4 w/ original keyboard and mouse, SSD upgrade
-iMac G5, SSD upgrade
-Power Mac G4
-TRS-80 64k CoCo 2
-IBM PS/1, 8MB RAM, 300MB HDD, 486DX2-66 (upgraded)
-ZDS PC-XT Turbo clone, needs XT keyboard
-Apple IIc untested with no power supply, w/ 5.25in ext. floppy drive
Motherboards
-MSI PM8M-V (Socket 478) w/ P4 2.8GHz
-MSI MS-6156 (Slot 1) w/ Pentium 3 450
iPods
-iPod Classic 4th gen, flash modded + new battery
iPod Mini 2nd gen, flash modded + new battery
PC Parts
-Pentium 3 1GHz Socket 370
-AMD Athlon XP
-GeForce 7800 AGP
-GeForce 8800 GTX
-SSDs - All form factors, mostly 128/256GB capacity
-Original AMD Radeon 7000 w/Noctua fan
-AMD Athlon XP-M 2400+
-Cyrix MII-233 GP 66MHz
-DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4 RAM, DIMMs and SODIMMs (ask if interested)
Other
-IBM Model M - Restored by hand, 2x
-Mac OS X in-box, original release
-Xbox 360 S
-Wii w/ Balance Board and 4 remotes
Lots of other PC parts available - I've been collecting tools and hardware for over 6 years. My collection probably skews towards the late 1990s/early 2000s since that's what shows up most often in ewaste.
Proceeds go to grad school tuition.
Contact: aquascissors@gmail.com, @swumbles on discord and most platforms
Posted: September 7, 2026 11:05 PM
HP Compaq dc5850 Small Form Factor desktop PC. AMD Phenom Quad-Core processor at 2.3 Ghz, 4Gb RAM, DVD Writer, no HDD. SATA capable and lots of USB ports, and has a small form factor parallel port. $40 OBO
Contact: dreamweaver7777 (at) gmail (dot) com
Posted: September 7, 2026 7:08 PM
I will only be bring down the items people wish to purchase to avoid unnecessary transport of them to prevent damages
I have a few older pcs fro sale listed below
- Commodore SX64 with keyboard cable powers on and displays did not test sound
-Commodore PET untested
-Apple Lisa 2 untested
Reach out for more details or photos
Contact: 920-240-6953
Posted: September 7, 2026 3:40 PM
I have a custom built machine made for 3D and CAD dated for 2005. All components tested working.
Specs:
CPU: Pentium 4 HT 530J 3.0GHz
Motherboard: Asus P5GL-MX/S
RAM: 1GB DDR
Storage: 500GB 72000RPM HDD
GPU: ATI FireGL V3400
Sound Card: Soundblaster Audigy SE (will include box and driver disk)
I/O: DVD Reader/writer + CDRW Reader/Writer + ZIP750 + 3.5" Floppy Drive
Willing to take money/trade offers. Feel free to email me with any questions.
Posted: September 7, 2026 3:02 PM
Ubiquiti Pro Max 24 PoE switch for sale — virtually brand new (purchased July 30th) but I messed up and bought the wrong model switch; didn’t realize until the return window already closed!
If you’re looking for a network switch with some power (and RGB ports), look no further!
Switch is in immaculate condition — even still has the plastic on the LCD touchscreen!
Includes the accessories carton and everything in it (power cable, rack mount ears, etc.)
Does not include original box — I recycled it in my haste.
Asking $700 OBO. Available for handoff Sept 10-14.
Contact: Email: vcf@whummel.co || Text: (380) 999-1035
Posted: September 7, 2026 2:48 PM
Macintosh Color Display M1212 includes IEC C13-to-C14 monitor power pass-through cable.
Contact: eric.john.miller@gmail.com / Table D125
Posted: September 7, 2026 2:14 PM
Adventure! The Quack of Dawn Deluxe Boxed Edition. This is the very last signed boxed edition I have available.
Contact: eric.john.miller@gmail.com / Table D125
Posted: September 7, 2026 10:46 AM
TI 99/4A with power adapter, speech synthesizer, multiple cartridges, TiPiPEB, GROM99, cassette tapes, RS232 module, TI branded tape recorder.
Contact: eric.john.miller@gmail.com / Table D125
Posted: September 7, 2026 10:44 AM
Macintosh Plus with Keyboard and Mouse - Ready for BlueSCSI (terminating power diode installed to support external BlueSCSI)
Contact: eric.john.miller@gmail.com / Table D125
Posted: September 7, 2026 10:42 AM
Macintosh 512K with Mouse, Keyboard, external 400K Floppy Drive (model M0130)
Contact: eric.john.miller@gmail.com / Table D125
Posted: September 7, 2026 10:41 AM
Macintosh 800K external 3.5 floppy drive model A9M0106
Contact: eric.john.miller@gmail.com / Table D125
Posted: September 7, 2026 10:39 AM
Macintosh SE/30 with reloaded logic board, BMOW ROMinatorII, 32 MB RAM, BlueSCSI v2
Contact: eric.john.miller@gmail.com / Table D125
Posted: September 7, 2026 10:33 AM
OLPC X0-1 with power adapter. Flashed with last update to avoid date corruption bricking issue.
Contact: eric.john.miller@gmail.com / Table D125
Posted: September 7, 2026 10:31 AM
IBM PS/2 Model L40 SE laptop with recapped motherboard, FPU, CMOS battery, original "trackball mouse", external keypad, power adapter, battery recharger, original laptop case.
Contact: eric.john.miller@gmail.com / Table D125
Posted: September 7, 2026 10:30 AM
For Sale: A beautiful, fully restored (inside and out) Atari 800 with 48K RAM and Atari 810 floppy disk drive. Includes floppy drive (SIO) cable, power supplies for computer and drive, a monitor cable, a DOS 2.5 floppy, Speedlink joystick (modified for Atari), and a Basic programming language cartridge.
This is a really clean example of Atari's first step into the home computer market. It comes with everything you need to take it home, plug it in, and start gaming, programming, etc.! It has been fully restored. Highlights of the work that has been done:
• Entire unit cleaned, inside and out
• Floppy drive lubricated and cleaned
• All tantalum caps on 12v rails replaced
• All electrolytic caps replaced on all boards
• Connector solder joints re-flowed
• Keyboard keys retrobrighted
I love restoring these machines as a hobby, so I'm just looking to recoup my costs of the computer and drive and the replacement parts.
$300
Posted: September 7, 2026 9:40 AM
For Sale: A beautiful, fully restored (inside and out) Compaq Portable I with 640K RAM and two original 5.25" floppy drives.
This is a really clean example of the first IBM compatible "portable" computer. Highlights of the work that has been done:
• Entire unit cleaned, inside and out
• Floppy drives lubricated and cleaned
• All tantalums on 12v rails replaced on all boards (the 12v ones are really the only ones that ever blow)
• All electrolytic caps replaced on all boards
• Connector solder joints re-flowed
• New foam and foil pads in keyboard
• Keyboard keys retrobrighted
• Replaced missing screws and card brackets
Unit includes MS-DOS 3.3 floppies (2)
I love restoring these kinds of things, so I'm really just trying to recoup the cost of the original unit and the parts I had to purchase for it.
$300
Posted: September 7, 2026 9:21 AM
Network Attached Storage (NAS) for your home network. Configures through HTTP, plugs in via Ethernet. Also has eSATA and USB A & B connections.
Includes the power cable, but no box. The device has been factory-reset, ready for a new user.
Contact: 312-448-0672 (text preferred) and jpivarski@gmail.com
Posted: September 6, 2026 10:11 PM
Make new Flash animations for the web!!!
In the original box, everything included (DVD, serial number, all the papers).
Mac OS X (10.5.8‒10.6), Intel Macs only.
Contact: 312-448-0672 (text preferred) and jpivarski@gmail.com
Posted: September 6, 2026 9:29 PM
All of these are open for best offers, à la carte. Let me know if there's something you want!
* SimCity Classic and SimCity 3000 Unlimited; 1995 and 2000 Maxis, Windows (95, 98), 2 CDs
* Benoit Sokal's Paradise; 2006 UbiSoft, Windows (2000, XP), 3 CDs
* Plane Crazy; 1998 SegaSoft, Windows (95, 98)
Contact: 312-448-0672 (text preferred) and jpivarski@gmail.com
Posted: September 6, 2026 9:25 PM
This connects PATA/EIDE 44-pin (~pre-2007) laptop hard drives to USB. It's a nice self-contained kit that fully encloses the hard drive and it has a convenient carrying case. If your hard drive has the right connector but is too big for the case, the little board that does the conversion can be removed from it.
It includes the enclosure kit, USB Mini-B to USB A cable, and carrying case. There is no power adapter; the hard drive is powered through the USB.
Contact: 312-448-0672 (text preferred) and jpivarski@gmail.com
Posted: September 6, 2026 9:13 PM
Apple Power Macintosh 7300/200. Classic PCI Power Mac tower and a good, expandable example of Apple’s mid-1990s PowerPC systems.
$200 OBO — open to offers.
VCF Midwest pickup only. I’m departing Wyoming on Wednesday, so I need to know by Tuesday 2026-09-08 PM whether to pack it in the car.
Full details/photos: VCFed forum thread.
https://forum.vcfed.org/index.php?threads/apple-power-macintosh-7300-200-–-200-obo-–-vcf-midwest-pickup.1258848/
Contact: nickt@nickt.com
Posted: September 6, 2026 7:43 PM
I've got a functional Commodore 128 and VIC-20, and a not so functional 1571 floppy drive. I'm pretty satisfied with my C64C, so I'd like to pass them on to someone who will actually use them instead of leaving them collecting dust.
C128: Beautiful condition inside and out. Had a broken key stem when I got it, which has been replaced with a 3d printed stem and a spring that feels almost correct. I don't have a port testing harness, but it passes all other tests with the C128 diag rom rev 785260. My ears are untrained to tell how accurate the SID sounds, but it seems fully functional. Includes the original power supply.
VIC-20: Has one smudge on the top case near the power LED and one on the bottom but otherwise appears almost unused. I opened it to clean it and there was nothing to do. It's a silver badge C64 style model, two pin power. Not sure which board revision. Haven't done extensive testing with this one, but poking around BASIC works and it was reported functional when I received it. No power supply for this one, I've been powering it with the DC trick.
1571: Won't read anything, but PSU voltages look good and it and pokes around looking for tracks. Not sure if a head is bad or if it's out of alignment (or some other third thing!).
I'm looking for:
- $220 for the C128
- $70 for the VIC-20
- $70 for the 1571
I'm willing to haggle a bit. Email me if you're interested or have questions, I'll be around the show from late Friday through Sunday morning to do a handoff. I can also provide photos of specifics on request.
Contact: vil@vil.lv
Posted: September 6, 2026 7:29 PM
Untested, but it looks like it's in good condition.
Contact: 312-448-0672 (text preferred) and jpivarski@gmail.com
Posted: September 6, 2026 3:42 PM
All of these are open for best offers, à la carte. Let me know if there's something you want!
* Star Wars Tie Fighter; 1994 Lucasarts MS-DOS five 3.5" disks, original box, promotional material, but no manual
* Doom; 1993 id Software MS-DOS single CD, no jewel case
* Diablo II; 2000 Blizzard Windows (2000, XP, ME, 98, 95, NT 4) and Macintosh (8.1‒9, 10.10‒10.11), 4 CDs in the original box, plus 1 CD expansion set (extra level)
* Myst I, II (Riven), and III (Exile); Cyan/Ubisoft, 10th anniversary DVD edition, Windows (98, XP only) and Macintosh (8.1‒9, not OS-X native except Myst III)
* Myst IV Revelation; Ubisoft Montréal in the original French DVD, Windows (98SE, ME, 2000, XP) and Macintosh (10.2, 10.3)
* Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight; 4 CDs in their original packaging with user manual
* Quake II; 1997 id Software, Windows (95, 98, ME, 2000, NT 4), 1 CD
And
* Quake III: Team Arena CD in its original case with number for online multiplayer. I don't think this is usable without the original Quake game, and I don't think it's usable without id Software's servers, which have shut down. But if you want it, come and get it!
Contact: 312-448-0672 (text preferred) and jpivarski@gmail.com
Posted: September 6, 2026 3:34 PM
Uncommon black European Apple Power Macintosh 5500/275 all-in-one. The black 5500 is considerably less common than the standard beige model and makes a particularly distinctive late-1990s Mac.
Open to offers.
VCF Midwest pickup only. I’m departing Wyoming on Wednesday, so I need to know by Tuesday 2026-09-08 PM whether to pack it in the car.
Full details/photos: VCFed forum thread.
Posted: September 6, 2026 10:48 AM
Commodore PET 2001-16N available for VCF Midwest pickup. Classic all-in-one PET with integrated CRT, keyboard and cassette drive.
$650 OBO — open to offers.
This is a large CRT machine and I will only bring it if there is interest. I’m departing Wyoming on Wednesday, so I need to know by Tuesday 2026-09-08 PM whether to pack it in the car.
Full details/photos: VCFed forum thread.
Posted: September 6, 2026 10:47 AM
Apple Macintosh Quadra 950 with 112MB RAM. Working machine with its original period Debian/m68k installation still present. A substantial and increasingly uncommon high-end 68k Mac.
$750 OBO — open to offers.
VCF Midwest pickup only. I’m departing Wyoming on Wednesday, so I need to know by Tuesday 2026-09-08 PM whether to pack it in the car.
Full details/photos: VCFed forum thread.
Posted: September 6, 2026 10:47 AM
Working Apple iMac G3 Snow, 600MHz, 128MB RAM and 40GB hard drive. Nice complete vintage Mac and ready for a new home.
$175 OBO — open to offers.
VCF Midwest pickup only. I’m departing Wyoming on Wednesday, so I need to know by Tuesday 8th PM whether to pack it in the car.
Full details/photos: VCFed forum thread.
Posted: September 6, 2026 10:46 AM
Welcome to Mix's Swap~n~Shop!
I'm trying out a new point system called HI~5! Every component, service, upgrade is based on 5-points, rated by quality! I'd like to base my prices like that; eg. 16GB ram = $80 with a $5/install per dimm. $5 shipping and packaging! And so on...
Let me know if you have anything to trade! Make your offers now!
~ Wanted ~
2012 13"-15" Apple Macbook Pros (Parts or complete)
2009-2011 17" Apple Macbook Pros (Parts or complete)
Apple ~ iPads (Pro preferred) (Any)
Apple ~ iPhones (+/Max/Pro/SE preferred) (Any)
RED ~ (Any)
Steamdeck
System 76 ~ (Any)
VR systems ~ (Any)
~ Inventory ~ (Click the link below as more will be updated!)
Alienware ~ M17x-r4
Apple Ipad A1566
Apple MacBook Pro 9,1 - MD546LL/A - A1286 - 2556
Acer Aspire E5-575 / N16Q2
Asus C423NA-WB04
Asus F512J
Dell Latitude E6320
HP Envy Touch?
HP 2000
HP Presario 2100
Lenovo S405z
Microsoft Surface Book 2
Samsung Note 10.1 GT-N8013
Toshiba Portege M400-S5032X
Toshiba Satellite A105-S4384 / PSAA8U-IL502K
System Games
xBox 360 Batman Arkam City
xBox 360 Dead Island
xBox 360 Kinect Sports
xBox 360 Madden 13
xBox 360 Mass Effect
xBox 360 Medal of Honor Limited Edition
xBox 360 Mirror's Edge
xBox 360 Need for Speed Undercover
xBox 360 Rainbow Six Vegas 2
xBox 360 Stranglehold
xBox 360 TopSpin
Phone Model
Galaxy J3 Mission (Verizon)
Brand Model
Apple AirPort Time Capsule
Posted: September 6, 2026 7:57 AM
Notable Items:
- SGI Fuel w/ V12 Graphics
- SGI Octane 2
- Several PC Clones
- Other Misc PCs and cases
To Be Added:
- Misc networking gear, vintage and modern
- Some Macbooks
- More PC stuff
- Some CRTs?
Posted: September 5, 2026 5:50 PM
Monitor is fully working and has a nice, crisp picture.
$300 OBO
Posted: September 5, 2026 9:53 AM
Artillery Sidewinder X1 3D Printer and Parts $180
Magnetic Base Addon
Some new bits:
2x Photoelectric Cut off Module (AZ041)
Upgraded Hotend
SW-X1 Full Metal Extruder Assembly
Bearings/Cable/misc toolbag of bits from new
Disconnect Cable
Some used parts:
A full used extruder (was having troubles feeding at one time, I believe)
Some backup/used older hotend bits
Shoot me a note and I can send pics and bring it to the show for you Friday/Sat/Sunday
Contact: pete.bartusek@gmail.com
Posted: September 5, 2026 9:47 AM
Unit in good condition. Boots into rom loaded gui. It doesn't look like there are any expansion cards. I never opened it. Monitor shows clear fonts. The FDD hasn't been tested since I don't have a disk to do so.
If I find some thing at the show I just might keep the computer.
Contact: wandariam@gmail.com
Posted: September 5, 2026 8:29 AM
Hi - I will have a *TON* of vintage PCs, peripherals, big box software. (most everything in original packaging)
You can find me at B310-B315 (as of current map version)
Some of the systems:
- Gateway Towers (486 & Pentium)
- Franklin PC w/ original packaging
- IBM EduQuest
- Generic Full height tower
- Zeos 386 w/ original packaging, software, etc.
- Franklin Apple Clone
and a lot more.
Some of the Peripherals
- Hard Drives
- Modems
- Video Cards
- Thrustmaster Racing
- Thrustmaster Flight gear
- Soundblaster Pro
- Roland MT-32s
- etc.
Big Box Software (almost all boxed, some in original shrink)
- TONS of Sierra
- TONS of Microsoft, including Windows 1.0box
- TONS of other stuff
Also would be interested in some trades:
- NES System in box w/ original packaging, etc.
- Tandy Sensation System
- Thinkpad 701c
Contact: charles@charlescbeyer.com
Posted: September 5, 2026 12:58 AM
A few of the machines that are part of the Millennia booth are up for sale!
I am selling some of the following as bundles, meaning they will come with the computer, branded keyboard & mouse, and display unless otherwise specified:
1. Macintosh Color Classic - Good condition w/ some yellowing. Upgraded to the max 10MB RAM. ZuluSCSI RP2040 Compact included & installed w/ original HDD image. Original HDD included if desired. Bundled with a Apple Design ADB Keyboard and ADB mouse.
2. PowerMac G4 Tower - Graphite Sawtooth w/ AGP. 350MHz OS X 10.4.11 pre-installed. Upgraded with a GeForce 6800 GT flashed for Mac. Original ATI Rage 128 Pro & HDD included if desired. Hard drive upgraded to 400GB spinning rust. Includes 22in Apple Cinema Display in fair condition, G4 Graphite keyboard, and black Pro Mouse.
3. PowerMac G4 Cube - Fair condition, untested. Machine + ADC to DVI adapter only. No PSU, display, or other peripherals.
4. Apple IIc - great condition. Alps SKCM Amber switches. Floppy drive serviced & working. Aftermarket PSU included. Apple ColorMonitor IIc optionally included but missing power cord. No other peripherals.
5. eMachines eTower 500id - Very good condition w/ original stickers. Socket 370, Celeron 500mhz, upgraded to max 256MB RAM. eMachines branded keyboard & mouse. Windows 98 SE pre-installed. No display included.
Contact: y2k.x038@gmail.com, or ask for Trent/Y2K at the Millennia booth (D423/D424).
Link: https://millennia.chat
Posted: September 4, 2026 11:50 PM
VIC-20 Dual Serial Cart PCBs, $5 each.
Find me at B516 or call extension 2160
Thanks,
-Z
Posted: September 4, 2026 11:24 PM
IBM 8515 001 Monitor tested and works well.
Abracadata: Freight Train The Realistic Train Operating Game Boxed seems complete
Abracadata: Train Engineer Windows and Dos Version Boxed seems complete
Advanced Gravis 15 pin Joystick Untested
3X BELKIN 5 pin Din Female to 6 pin MiniDIN Male Adapters NIB
Jeopardy Deluxe Edition for MS-DOS Boxed seems complete
Jim Henson's Muppets Print Kit for IBM, Tandy Computers Boxed seems complete
Texsas Instruments Home Computer Household Budget Management cartridge in box with manual
Contact me for prices and pictures, happy to send pictures to interested buyers.
I live near where the convention will be held if you want to pickup beforehand, but will also have these items with me at the convention.
Thanks for looking.
Contact: fboxen92@gmail.com
Posted: September 4, 2026 11:21 AM
ROM 1 IIgs, desktop only (no monitor, drives, or KB/M) minor dings on the front edge, missing port covers but in good internal condition, confirmed working, and battery modded to remove the original soldered battery. Stock 256K RAM. Send offer, I'll have it on site. Will have an ADB keyboard and Fujinet on hand to validate it works, but the listing is for the desktop unit only. I don't have a mobile display that accepts RGB, so will only be able to demonstrate composite in-person unless you bring something that takes native or SCART.
Also have an AppleColor Composite Monitor, working condition with some yellowing, some adjustment knobs might need work. Send offer, I'd rather not haul CRTs I don't need to so I won't be transporting it w/o confirmed interest before 9/9 evening. Would consider trades + cash for a working AppleColor RGB or Commodore 1084
Contact: Signal @acp.22
Posted: September 2, 2026 11:00 AM
I have a NIB 8MB VSIMM for a Sparc 20. Sun part# 501-2482.
Will be at the show Friday night, Saturday, Sunday out by noon.
Tables C216/C217
Contact: shatle@nfldinet.com
Posted: September 1, 2026 8:59 PM
Help me clear out some space for new and interesting projects.
Prices are negotiable! I want these items outta here!
Email me or come by the Wafflenet/The OPL Archive table during the show.
==Partial PCjr System== $50
It's a PCjr. Yay.
Completely untested because it didn’t come with a power supply or keyboard, and I’m just not that interested in getting all the parts together. Probably would make a great spare!
Also comes with:
Two boxed PCjr internal modems (one sealed!)
Parallel port sidecar
Spare floppy controller
Cartridge BASIC
ColorPaint
==Sonnet Crescendo G4/450== $250
This is an accelerator for a PCI Power Macintosh such as the 7500/7600/8500/8600/9500/9600 and related clones.
Comes in the box with manual and driver disks.
Worked in a Power Macintosh 9600 I used to have, but now I only have a PowerTower Pro with an uncommon motherboard revision that does not support Sonnet G4's specifically.
I would consider trading this for a comparable G4 card from another brand that DOES work with my PowerTower Pro such as a NewerTech MAXpowr G4.
==TRS-80 Micro Color Computer MC-10== $40
No cables for this little guy, IIRC it worked with the cables from my complete unit, but that was many years ago when I tested it.
==Dell Inspiron 1100 laptop== $20
Dude, it's a Dell!
Pentium 4 2.0ghz w/ 512MB RAM. Boots up fine, comes with a power supply.
==Gigabyte GA-G41M-ES2L motherboard== $20
MicroATX LGA 775 board. Has a Pentium Dual-Core E5200 CPU and 2 GB DDR2 RAM installed.
This board appears to be supported by Coreboot/Libreboot if that’s your kind of thing!
==Netgear DS106 10/100 Hub== $5
Come on, someone has to want this thing, right?
It even comes with the original box!
Contact: ksoftgames@gmail.com
Posted: August 29, 2026 4:08 PM
Apple II Plus in good overall condition, except for a couple of keyboard issues:
- a few keys do not respond
- the RESET key is loose, but works
Comes with Language card.
Powers on, video output works, speaker's beepin' and boopin', and boots to BASIC prompt. Will have cables to test, but might need to borrow someone's composite monitor at the show.
$150
Contact: jochwat68@gmail.com
Posted: August 28, 2026 9:18 PM
I am selling a Backbit Chip tester used to test many retro chips. I have upgraded to the pro model so I am selling my old one. I can be flexable as to price.
Contact: dgreen@dandkconsult.com
Posted: August 27, 2026 7:04 AM
I have 3 fully functional 1541 Drives available. all 3 include an original box. They have been cleaned on the inside and wiped down. Includes all the cables.
Contact: dgreen@dandkconsult.com
Posted: August 27, 2026 6:58 AM
Fully functional Commodore 1571 floppy drive. Internals Cleaned. Cables included.
Contact: dgreen@dandkconsult.com
Posted: August 27, 2026 6:56 AM
I have a commodore 128 Flat available. It has been cleaned on the inside. Includes a serviceable Power supply and works perfectly
Contact: dgreen@dandkconsult.com
Posted: August 27, 2026 6:55 AM
I have 3 commodore 64's in Good condition. All have been cleaned inside and Heat sinks installed. Some cases have minor defects and will need some cleaning and retrobrighting (If you want). They all have re-built power supplies and come with a video Cable for Composite video.
Contact: dgreen@dandkconsult.com
Posted: August 27, 2026 6:53 AM
I have two PA-RISC based workstations for sale:
- C3600
- 512MB of memory.
- Visualize-FX5pro video card.
- No floppy drive, CD-ROM drive, or hard disk.
- J5600
- 2GB of memory
- Visualize-FX10pro video card.
- Floppy drive and CD-ROM present; no hard disk.
Both bring up the Boot Console without incident, and I was able to boot an OpenBSD install disc in the J5600, but I haven't exhaustively tested either beyond that.
Contact: pure.vase4932@wutware.com
Posted: August 26, 2026 1:52 PM
I have two MTS function generators for sale. One is from 1964 and has sine, square, triangle, and ramp waveforms. That one has two manuals with it. The second is newer, probably mid 80s. It's a function/sweep generator with sine/square/triangle and has a digital frequency control. No manuals. It has a port that looks like GPIB but I'm not sure it is.
Make an offer for either.
Contact: Discord: coalshark
Posted: August 25, 2026 5:29 PM
Tandy 200 with Cassette, Printer, Joystick, and other accessories. Needs a new power adapter to function. Make an offer.
Gravis UltraSound Max Rev. 1.8 PCI Soundcard. Make an offer.
Sony B&W monitor, Cutting Edge Macintosh Floppy Drive, and other miscellaneous items being added to the for sale document linked.
Posted: August 25, 2026 2:53 PM
Set of 3 Davox branded terminals, 3 matching keyboards, 1 matching wide format chain paper printer, and some of the original boxes. Because these are in various states of functionality and the Davox brand has seemingly never been heard of before, I want all of these to go to one person/entity who is intent on and skilled enough to get them working. These are all from Computer Reset. The keyboards each have a telephone receiver cradle, but no telephone receivers are included in this lot. I imagine they might have been used for a purpose like the operators at QVC for over-the-telephone product orders.
The working terminal can do a keyboard test and go into some of the settings. It seems to be stuck on a "load in progress" message which I think means it is waiting for something from the long-estranged host.
The printer has no ribbon, but appears functional. Got it to print part of a test page, but could not print anything from DOS. The printer has the Davox brand on the outside, but inside it is branded Genicom, which is a company that has made printers and other computer peripherals for decades.
See link here for forum post which includes more details and many photographs.
Posted: August 25, 2026 1:32 PM
Club Mac External HD box with 100 MB HD + SCSI cable
No internal HD
Very good condition, some slight yellowing of plastic due to age
System 6.0.8 + games and applications installed
RAM 20MB
Floppy drive reads disks but does not eject (can remove manually)
Apple Keyboard II M0487 + cable
Apple Desktop Bus Mouse G5431
System software user guide v 6.0.4
Owner’s guide
Mac SE/30 datasheet
Lock cable
Carry case
Power cables
Floppies: Links Pro, PGA tor golf, Norton utilities, NFL challenge, Micro league baseball, System 6/0.5 and 6.0.8 system disks, ResEdit
Internet search place value $600-1000 range that are in good condition but not professionally restored. Asking $800 or best offer. I can send photos.
Contact: jlopes0919@gmail.com
Posted: August 25, 2026 11:20 AM
Collection of freeware and shareware games and utilities that came with each addition of MacAddict magazine.
Starting with October 1997 Disk #14 to March 2004 Disk #91 plus 3 extra bonus disks.
Missing disks: #16, 17, 20, 21, 25-29, 32, 79, 80
Internet search place value around $50-75
Contact: jlopes0919@gmail.com
Posted: August 25, 2026 11:14 AM
This is a nice little Z80 platform with good modern interfaces. See the project link for full details. If you want a hardware CP/M or Z80 platform without some of the quirks of using vintage gear, this might be for you. Comes with ParPortProp and floppy drive. $150 OBO.
Posted: August 25, 2026 9:59 AM
I have a working V30 CPU based luggable in good condition. I have the original NiCD battery pack, but it isn't functional at this point. Laptop boots and works off of the supplied power brick. Hard drive is non-functional and seems proprietary, but the floppy drive is fine. I will include drive and drive controller in case you want to try to source a replacement. Looking for $100 OBO. I will add photos based on interest.
Contact: stock@csgeeks.org
Posted: August 25, 2026 9:55 AM
I have a few good condition Tandy portables that I will be selling. All are in working order, though I haven't tested every single feature, particularly in the 600. Model 600 comes with power brick. I've been through them and done repairs for battery corrosion and replacement of caps where needed. The model 200 has a bit of blistering on the LCD. Looking for $300 on the 600, and $150 for the 102 and 200.
Posted: August 25, 2026 9:47 AM
Looking for a good new home for my IMSAI 8080 setup. Some S100 boards untested. Can be sold separately or as complete set.
IMSAI 8080 - original, working
> Case, backplane, power supply, front panel, original CPU board - all functional and in good cosmetic condition; one switch paddle has been replaced.
Lear Siegler ADM-5 Terminal
> Clean, working. Great picture.
S100 BOARDS
JAIR CPU replacement board
> Working. For Altair or IMSAI. CPU, memory, SD card storage, etc.
> https://www.s100computers.com/My%20System%20Pages/8080%20CPU%20Board/8080%20CPU%20Board%20Rev1.htm
MITS 88-SIO REV. 0
> Working
Seals 8K Static RAM
> Working
Tarbell Cassette Interface rev. D - Model 1001
> Untested.
Cromemco TU-ART
> Untested.
CCS 2422 Multimode Floppy Board
> Supports 5.25” and 8” floppy drives. Untested.
Posted: August 22, 2026 12:14 PM
I have 2 C64's for sale Both have re-built power supplies and video cables. both have original sids. 1 Had a replacement PLA. Heat sinks installed.
Contact: dgreen@dandkconsult.com
Posted: August 19, 2026 8:52 AM
Happy to bring any of this to Chicago for the event or ship if interested.
ISA PicoMEM v1.14 Card $50
ISA PicoMEM card rev1.14 for IBM PC . Works fine - got for another system but no longer need it!
Colorado 350 Tape Drive $30
External drive with power supply - not sure of operation.
Sun Microsystems External hard drive - offer?
Believe it's working but I have to take a closer look. Internal drive is a fujitsu 1997 9.1g 7200 rpm SCSI drive
Hyperdrive FX20 External Mac SCSI Hard Drive - offer?
Unknown status - ping me if interested and I can see where it's at. I think it may be working with a replacement drive
Can send photos or more details, just reach out
Contact: pete.bartusek@gmail.com
Posted: August 18, 2026 5:10 PM
Screen works. Drive whirs. 3.5" disk drive built-in. Got it new in the 90s. Been in a box for 30 years. As-is.
Would like to bring to VCFMW Show. Schaumburg Convention Center, September 12-13.
Contact: tsuomien@hotmail.com
Posted: August 18, 2026 3:57 PM
3 Monitors: $15/each
Dell 21.5" LCD Monitor E2216H (VGA + DisplayPort 1.2 Ports)
Dell 21.5" LCD Monitor E2211Hc (VGA + DVI-D Ports)
Viewsonic 21.5" LCD Monitor VA2231WM-2 VS13384 (VGA + DVI-D + Audio LineIn 3.5mm)
iMac $60
Apple iMac 21.5-inch (Mid 2010) Desktop
CPU: Intel Core i3 3.06Ghz
RAM: 12GB RAM 1333Mhz DDR3
Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 4670 256MB
21.5" Display 1920x1080
512GB SSD Drive
Boots to macOS High Sierra 10.13.6
Sharp Stereo $60
XLDH259N 160Watt Component Stereo with separate speakers
Old iPod dock (Charge/control, Audio in for digital players, USB Playback, separate speakers, antenna inputs
Includes original remote
iCade Arcade $15
Dock for original iPad versions with arcade controls
Can send pics of any of this stuff..just let me know
Contact: pete.bartusek@gmail.com
Posted: August 18, 2026 2:33 PM
These adapters connect to the C64/VIC User Port and provide two additional controller ports. These adapters are compatible with the "Protovision" standard and work with a number of games (see link for details). https://www.c64-wiki.com/wiki/Multiplayer_Interface
Asking $20 each. Ask for Jess at table #271 (Jim64 and Friends)
Contact: fuzzybad@gmail.com
Posted: August 18, 2026 10:30 AM
Apple Disk II Interface Card 650-X104 $35
2 Avaiable!
Contact: kenvanm@comcast.net
Posted: August 18, 2026 7:51 AM
Seagate Barracuda 500gb HDD $5.00 each
SATA, DELL OEM 4 for $15!
Commodore 128 $250
w/power supply, video cable
and dust cover
Apple II Plus $500
w/2 disk drives, memory
expansion, 80 col. card, joystick
Easy Flash 3 $40
w/enclosure
Easy Flash 3 Board $30
CANON MD5511-V6 $125
Dual Floppy Drive
Standard SIO2PC/ProSystem $20
Universal Interface (Serial)
Boxed Intellivision System $200
Complete with some games!
Boxed Intellivoice Unit $40
Compete
Feel free to make me an offer!
GAMES FOR SALE
FOR ATARI COMPUTERS
ALL GAMES COMPLETE
James Bond 007 $100
NEW! Sealed!
Archon: The Light and the Dark $50
Axis Assassin $30
M.U.L.E. $125
Pinball Construction Set $30
W.O.R.M.S.? $30
Atari 5200 Gyruss $100
NEW!, SEALED!
COMMODORE 64 SOFTWARE FOR SALE
TimeWorks Business Systems for Commodore 64 computers:
$35 each or all 3 for $100!
Inventory Management
Accounts Payable Management and Check Writing
Accounts Receivable Management and Invoicing
Expanded Version
—-------------------------------------------------------------
Snooper Troops $30
Case #1
Commodore 64 cartridges with manuals:
$10 each
Music Composer
Tooth Invaders
Radar Rat Race
Lemans
OTHER COMMODORE 64 ITEMS FOR SALE
Automodem $50
Complete
COCO $50
Educational game
w/ manual
GAMES I $20
Feel free to make me an offer!
Contact: kenvanm@comcast.net
Posted: August 17, 2026 6:00 PM
I have a nice clean Sun Ultra 45 setup for sale. The Ultra 45 is the single processor version with 4GB of RAM, an SVR-2500 video card, and two 146GB hard drives. It also comes with a Sun flat panel display, keyboard, and two mice. I put a fresh load of Solaris 10 on it and everything is working perfectly.
I'm honestly not sure what to ask for this so I'll start it at $1,000 OBO.
I'm also open to possible trades for an Exidy Sorcerer expansion box and disk drives, an Interact One computer collection.
See link for pictures. I'm more than happy to answer any questions.
Posted: August 17, 2026 9:02 AM
Wang Monitor (Model PM-004-B)+wang keyboard PN 725-3099-US (96) EMP# CTI-SN, Wang terminal desktop chassis Model 141LV, printer Epson MX-80IIIF/T (havent tried to print)
Contact: Har1984@aol.com
Posted: August 17, 2026 7:46 AM
Commander X16 bundle for sale — $600 OBO
Lightly used Commander X16 in a Lazer3D pizza box case. Fully set up and ready to use; all you need to add is a monitor.
Includes:
Developer Edition Upgrade (2 MB RAM)
Serial / ESP32 Wi-Fi network card
Pico ATX power supply
Lazer3D riser board
Matching Commander X16 / Perixx keyboard
Matching white PS/2 mouse
2 game controllers
White Pebble speakers
Commanding the Commander X16 by John Dale
Commander X16 Quick Start Guide
Everything is lightly used and in very good condition.
$600 OBO.
I would also consider a trade, or partial trade, for a clean, working 68k era Macintosh.
Posted: August 16, 2026 4:00 PM
Cleaning out some things I don't need anymore. Used to have a lot of SCSI equipment, but here's a bunch of stuff someone might find useful.
Things have been stored for some time, and I don't have a way to to test.
I'd like to get $100 for the whole box, would rather not split things up, can pickup/meetup in Milwaukee, WI area. Or I can deliver to VCF MW in Sept.
-- Box of SCSI Stuff --
Controllers/boards:
Adaptec 1520B - ISA SCSI Controller - New in Box, but no manual
Adaptec AHA-2940 PCI SCSI Controller, 50 pin ribbon internal
Adaptec AHA-2940UW PCI SCSI (Ultra-Wide) Controller
Adaptec AHA-2944UW PCI SCSI Controller
ACB-3530GA SCSI to QIC-36 (tape drives) bridge board
Emulex MD23 SCSI to ESDI bridge board
Drives:
(2) Toshiba XM-3401B CD-ROM drive - both have some yellowing
Yamaha model CRW4416S - 4x4x16 CD Rewritable
Tandberg TDC 4120 Tape Drive 1GB Native/2GB compressed
read/write: QIC-1000, DC525, DC150 tapes also reads: DC600
Cables:
50 pin ribbon cable
Mini 50 - mini 50 cable
Centronics 50 - Centronics 50
68 pin wide - 50 pin Centronics
Mini 50 - 25 pin D (Mac)
Mini 50 - Centronics 50
Mini 50 - 68 pin Wide
Misc:
Qty 2 - 50 pin Centronics Terminators
Belkin SCSI - SCA Adapter board
Caddies for Toshiba drives
Thanks for reading
Joe
Email if interested and I can send some pics.
Contact: jvschwarz at gmail dot com
Posted: August 16, 2026 2:01 PM
Hey CCMPers, I am hawking my recreation of the Radio Shack 26-1145 serial interface for the Model I. You can get more info and get yourself one by peeking at:
https://byteshiftmusic.com/trs-80-model-i-rs-232-interface-re-creation/
Open source hardware, so you can also get details on building your own from my Github repo linked from there. I'll have one in use in my exhibit at VCFMW, and you can pick one up there as well and save some money.
Posted: August 11, 2026 9:34 PM
See the link for pictures and more info. Items will be donated to the VCFMW Garage Sale or possibly placed in the free pile, who knows. Prices may vary at the event.
Junk^H^H^H^H Items like:
-Some Compact TV Vacuum Tubes
-Some various widescreen LCD monitors
-PS2 interface keyboards
-A couple Apple Mac Pro drive sleds for who knows which one (see linked pictures)
-Boxed copy of Windows 98SE for PCs without Windows
-Western Digital USB IDE HDD enclosure with a bad power supply and no drive (free pile, for sure)
-Analog Devices 5B01 backplanes
Posted: August 11, 2026 6:48 PM
I'm clearing out my storage lockers in Buchanan, MI. Mostly DEC, HP, S100 or weird stuff from the '70s and '80s. No Apple, Commodore, Radio Shack, though some Heathkit test equipment and H8/H19 bits. Name your (reasonable!) price - cash-and-carry. No shipping.
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/3ykp9b9bvgjm8bryqkmhp/AIp-GU4VUaukis4T8yJMG-g?rlkey=k6ma0bc8fttjrta1dva0oe3ud&st=p3ig325z&dl=0
Also several HP desktop calc projects - 9100, 9810, 9820, 9830, 9825, nixie test gear, disc/k drives, plotters. DEC minis - PDP8/E, PDP8 expansion chassis, MM8I, TU55, TU56, TC08, DEC racks. No tire kickers for the big stuff - except for the DEC 11/73, most of this stuff is not in the lockers. PM me if interested.
About two hours from downtown Chicago - off Interstate 94, Sawyer Exit (mile 12).
By appointment only - I'll be there this week on Friday, Saturday and Sunday (8/14,15,16), then 8/27-30, 9/3-6 and 9/9,10. Possible after-show meetup as well.
Come on down!
Jack
Contact: j@ckrubin.us
Posted: August 11, 2026 6:47 PM
Sun 3/60, 24MB RAM, ZuluSCSI, SunOS 4.1, BWTWO graphics with ECL to EGA adapter, Includes Sun3/60 keyboard and mouse
Local Pickup preferrered at Mountain View, CA or
Pickup at VCF midwest with 10% non-refundable deposit
Posted: August 10, 2026 11:28 PM
Very nice condition Packard Bell Legend 386-25, 4MB. Really doesn't come any cleaner - maybe if there weren't stickers on it. It's not a speed demon but for a few old DOS games it works great. Has an eBay OPTi 82C930 sound card, which works well. Loaded with the original Packard Bell Windows 3.1 Image and original hard drive. I also have an original Packard Bell keyboard to go with it, BUT it is very worn out and dirty.
I have no idea what these items are actually worth. I've had my fun. I'll consider trades for other complete systems. Make me an offer I can't refuse. I'll be at VCF all day Saturday. Photos below:
Posted: August 10, 2026 3:41 PM
1992 NeXTstation Turbo Color
21" Next Megapixel Display by Hitachi
Original ADP Peripherals
OS: NeXTStep 3.3
Processor: 33 MHZ Motorola 68040
Graphics: Color Turbo
Ram: 32 KB
Original ADP Keybord, Mouse and Sound Box
Books included: NeXT Bible, NeXTStep User Environment, NeXTSTEP Programming
Software: Enterprise Objects, NeXTStep Developer
$5,200
Pickup, or delivery in the Chicagoland area only.
Photos and videos in link.
Posted: August 9, 2026 6:35 PM
Will be at VCFMW at some point during the weekend.
* Apple RGB Monitor for IIGS - working, including cable. Has "page holder" velcroed to the side. It isn't too yellow.
* Quadra 610 - recapped. Has VRAM issue that I haven't been able to fix, but otherwise works. No CD. Case is in great shape.
* Power Macintosh 7200/120 PC Compatible - works, including CD-ROM. Have kit to replace capacitors on motherboard. No hard drive but might be convinced to include bluescsi.
* Y cable for IIe card.
* Tandy TRP-100 - working with extra ribbons.
* Working Tandy 600 with 192k memory upgrade and original box, manual, floppy. It doesn't have the original AC adapter, but I have a USB-C cord that works with an appropriately sized USB-C adapter. MultiPlan ROM and Basic ROM.
Contact: nutzman@gmail.com
Posted: August 9, 2026 3:30 PM
Good physical condition. Some corrosion on the board. Power supply outputs correct voltages. Generates a video out signal. Does not boot.
Colt PC10 / PC20
Two floppy drives
No hard drive
8088 CPU
Contact: contact.powerofvintage@gmail.com
Posted: August 8, 2026 11:58 AM
Hello. My name is Levi and I have the following available:
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~10 IBM PS/2 Model 57s
Apple IIci in box
Apple Hi-Res RGB Monitor in box
Apple G3 Yosemite in box
Apple 17" Studio Display in box
Apple LaserWriter (original) in box
Apple ImageWriter 15" NEW
Apple ImageWriter 15" in box
Apple ImageWriter II in box
Sol-20 with floppy drive
Indus GT floppy drive
HP 150 (touchscreen) with printer
Toshiba Timm
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Feel free to reach out if you are interested in anything. I will be attending but won't have a booth. I also have a wanted post if you would be interested in trading.
Posted: August 7, 2026 4:44 AM
I have a BAD (boot address loader?) & SAD (multi level memory) PCB for the Lockheed MAC-16. Would like to sell them, hate to scrap....
Contact: RBartell@hotmail.com
Posted: August 6, 2026 3:05 PM