Selling parts

[Nny0]

Hello,

I'm looking to sell my old Macbook. Since it has a lot of problems - Keyboard doesn't work (I use a USB Keyboard and Mouse, and power on by short circuiting), battery doesn't work, a lot of cosmetic blemishes - I'm thinking of taking it apart and selling it for the parts rather than whole.

The question of "which one will bring in more money" I will research myself, but I was curious if anyone could help me make a list of what parts I should be selling?

I've got:

Logic Board/Processor
RAM
CD Drive
HDD
Wireless Card
Bluetooth card
Webcam
Monitor Screen

Anything else I'm missing and should look into?

This is the laptop, if it matters at all: http://www.everymac.com/systems/app...duo-2.4-white-13-early-2008-penryn-specs.html

Thanks <3

 

[Sonhascome]

Hello,

I'm looking to sell my old Macbook. Since it has a lot of problems - Keyboard doesn't work (I use a USB Keyboard and Mouse, and power on by short circuiting), battery doesn't work, a lot of cosmetic blemishes - I'm thinking of taking it apart and selling it for the parts rather than whole.

The question of "which one will bring in more money" I will research myself, but I was curious if anyone could help me make a list of what parts I should be selling?

I've got:

Logic Board/Processor
RAM
CD Drive
HDD
Wireless Card
Bluetooth card
Webcam
Monitor Screen

Anything else I'm missing and should look into?

This is the laptop, if it matters at all: http://www.everymac.com/systems/app...duo-2.4-white-13-early-2008-penryn-specs.html

Thanks <3

You can sell them all for something, but the most valuable is going to the logic board. I'm sure someone around here would be interested in buying it as it is, i might even if you're price was right. After the logic board I'd say the screen is probably next, then cd drive, anything after that is probably going to sell for like 10 bucks or below on ebay.