apple //c and //e need home

[minn]

I have a few vintage apples. I may have gotten rid of monitors, but have lots of software that go along with them--educational...Oregon Trail, Crosscountry USA, and lots of really good MECC software.

I live in the East Bay. I don't want to put them into the recycle pile. Anyone interested?

 

[Tupin]

I am, but I'm practically on the other side of the country...

 

[david__schmidt]

I live in the East Bay. I don't want to put them into the recycle pile. Anyone interested?

I'm in the Southeast and interested - are you willing to ship them?

 

[kyeakel]

I'd be interested in any software or manuals for the //c. Would pay for shipping.

Kipp

 

[Drken]

I'm also willing to take them from you. I can send you prepaid FedEx shipping label(s) - just need to know the box sizes & weights. If you haven't promised them to someone else already, let me know.

Ken

 

[dorkbert]

I live in Fremont, CA. If by East Bay you mean San Francisco bay area, I am interested.

 

[dac]

I'm interested. I live in Sac. onlineuser@mac.com

 

[minn]

early Apple //c and //e

early Apple //c and //e

I see that two of you live in "the Bay Area" -- Fremont and Sacto.

I'll put all the stuff together and make a list of what I have.
Are you looking for anything specific?
I'd like to find a home for ALL of it.
I also have a couple of SEs and who knows what else...

In my garage I have a //c with monitor and plugs, and two //e bases.

I have a box of program disks.

At work I have more computers.

The wonderful thing about vintage Apples, is that as long as you have the software, these little darlings will work.

If you plan to sell them, I don't want to know. But I would hope that you treat them lovingly as I have for years.

 

[cgrape2]

Se 30s?

Se 30s?

Yes there are those of us who like the SE30.I'm in Lodi,so it's not that far.Software is always useful!
cgrape2