So, a couple weeks ago I bought two Power Mac G3s for $50 from some guy on craigslist. (Yes, $50 for BOTH) He said one crashed when he tried installing OS X Tiger. So what did I do? I took the hard drive out of the "bad" Mac, stuck it in the "good" one, installed OS X on the hard drive, and then stuck it back in the "bad" Mac. It couldn't have been easier. I then sold that "bad" Mac to a friend of mine for $50, which left me with another Power Mac G3 for that I had gotten for "free".
Another person on craigslist I had bought from before said he'd sell me a Power Mac G4 AND a 17-inch Apple CRT Studio display for $40. I jumped on it. And now a local computer store is going to give me $40 for the Power Mac G3.
So basically, I've worked myself up to getting a Power Mac G4 and 17-inch Apple CRT display for free. If you check craigslist daily and jump on the good deals, there's definitely money to be made in fixing up Macs and selling them!
Another person on craigslist I had bought from before said he'd sell me a Power Mac G4 AND a 17-inch Apple CRT Studio display for $40. I jumped on it. And now a local computer store is going to give me $40 for the Power Mac G3.
So basically, I've worked myself up to getting a Power Mac G4 and 17-inch Apple CRT display for free. If you check craigslist daily and jump on the good deals, there's definitely money to be made in fixing up Macs and selling them!
