Advice to find a  1990's Vintage Macintosh S.E

[Bartmaster1234]

I'm currently in the market to purchase a complete Macintosh Classic S.E from the mid 1990's.

I'm looking for a set with the following: Boot-Up Discs (Every peice of software disc needed to use), Wires (Power Cords), Keyboard, Mouse,and anything else that is absolutely required to use the computer properly.

My budget for the computer set is around U.S.D $100-250.

Here is the Wikipedia Article for reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_SE

Thanks, and any help will be appreciated.

[paulrbeers]

Originally Posted by Bartmaster1234

I'm currently in the market to purchase a complete Macintosh Classic S.E from the mid 1990's.

I'm looking for a set with the following: Boot-Up Discs (Every peice of software disc needed to use), Wires (Power Cords), Keyboard, Mouse,and anything else that is absolutely required to use the computer properly.

My budget for the computer set is around U.S.D $100-250.

Here is the Wikipedia Article for reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_SE

Thanks, and any help will be appreciated.

I assume you are collecting? I think I know of one SE w/ hard drive still working in my family. I'll have to ask. Although it could be an SE/30... Just can't remember.

[Bartmaster1234]

Originally Posted by paulrbeers

I assume you are collecting? I think I know of one SE w/ hard drive still working in my family. I'll have to ask. Although it could be an SE/30... Just can't remember.

Yes, I am a collector, but the thing I would love is if I could have one that is fully functional with all of it's required discs, cables, keyboard, hardware, etc.

I'm not very sure what the difference between the 2 models is, it's the harddrive space right?

[Nermal]

Originally Posted by Bartmaster1234

I'm not very sure what the difference between the 2 models is, it's the harddrive space right?

If i recall correctly, the SE/30 has a 68030 processor instead of a 68000. There are bound to be other differences too!

[havokalien]

There is an SE FDHD that has a hard drive and is a 68000,an SE dual 800k with 68000 and an SE30 with hard drive and 68030.

[macEfan]

I might have one... if you are still looking for one in a couple of weeks, I'll check when I am in the Bay Area. (It's at a relative's house)