Interesting nubus card and... pants?

[Soupwizard]

Nubus card and.... 80's pants

A prototype card of some sort?

Well, the pants are correct for the time period. It's about time for 80's clothes to come back in fashion, so get ahead of the crowd and look cool for tomorrow.

/not my auction, was just searching for vintage computer stuff near me

Edit: seller has other apple team stuff, so the card may in fact be an internal prototype. See http://www.ebay.com/itm/Apple-Computer-vintage-Earthquake-1989-Polo-Shirt-and-kit-86-/150762202313

Edit edit: Lisa twiggy floppy disk (marked bad, tho) http://www.ebay.com/itm/Apple-Compu...c-assortment-Lisa-Twiggy-II-III-/160744168273 . Huh, didn't realize the twiggy drive had wierd floppy media.

 

[luckybob]

Just when you think you have seen it all... baggy pants with matching Ethernet card.

One of these days i'm actually going to read atlas shrugged.

 

[Anonymous Freak]

That's a standard early-model Apple Ethernet card for Macintosh systems. (Obviously, other than being a prototype.) Looks like other auctions have the production card for ~$15. So this prototype has a starting price of less than the going price for a production device - plus you get those radical Hammer-pants!

Ah, fine, I'll put in the minimum bid. I don't want it really badly, but if it goes for the minimum, I'll take it. (I'll even wear the pants to work once, if they fit.)

 

[DOS lives on!!]

Rolling a Code 3 to the Macintosh II to add the network card, wearing the "lucky" pants!:D

 

[gslick]

And the winner paid $166 for the crazy Apple pants.

 

[Unknown_K]

Those pants are not that common I would think. While I love collecting old Mac machines, cards, magazines, software and maybe someday a few posters, I never got into the other misc stuff like Apple branded pants.

 

[Anonymous Freak]

Yup, I lost my pants on that auction. Oh well, it was worth minimum price, most certainly not $166, to me.

 

[luckybob]

After a night's sleep, it came to me that the likelihood of these pants being put on a mannequin in some sort of perverse Steve Jobs shrine is disturbingly high...