Where is a good place to buy a non unibody macbook pro??

[jz7410]

Just looking for a new non unibody macbook pro. Been having trouble finding stores/websites with them. Anyone have any ideas? & if possible please provide links, Thank you

 

[noodle654]

eBay and PowerMax.com

 

[iMav]

Craigslist, eBay, and (once you rack up enough posts here), the Marketplace forum.

 

[DavidG328]

Craigslist, eBay, and (once you rack up enough posts here), the Marketplace forum.

How many posts does it take? I get the idea behind it, but I would probably spend a good amount of money there if I could access it. Guess I need to post away for a bit.

 

[maflynn]

How many posts does it take? I get the idea behind it, but I would probably spend a good amount of money there if I could access it. Guess I need to post away for a bit.

If you're talking about the marketplace. I believe you need to be a member for 6 months and have at least 150 (or is it 200) posts.

We've all had to wait to gain access to that forum, so don't worry about, its just part of the rules here.

 

[jmazzamj]

Just wondering, is there a European section in that forum? I'm in the market for a MacBook Pro and I'd like to give a look at what they offer there before buying, but I do not want to have to pay import fees, otherwise I'd have already taken advantage of the €/$ change rate on ebay.

Thank you

 

[Habitus]

Hey all,

I read about the marketplace forum, where exactly is the link on the forums.macrumors.com page?

Let me know!

 

[aethelbert]

I believe you need to be a member for 6 months and have at least 150 (or is it 200) posts.

180 days and 250 posts.

 

[thegoldenmackid]

Powermax or Craigslist.

 

[powerbook911]

I doubt you want a 17-inch non-unibody, but sometimes the refurb section at Apple.com/store still has a non-unibody 17-inch come up for $1999.