Re: Question regarding OLD Apple IIC Plus

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mairsil@my-deja.com (Ralph Glatt) wrote:

>Tim <tim@buffnet.net> wrote in message news:<B8399D4B.3274%tim@buffnet.net>...
>> Well, if its really an original... and not one of the counterfeit models
>> that were popular in the 80s, I think you're looking at at least 1200 bucks
>> or so.  It might be worth more if it has a 3.5" disk drive on the side, but
>> that would be very rare.
>>     
>> Okay... so I'm lying... I bought three at a flea market last summer for $5 a
>> piece.  Sorry to break the news. :(  It's still a fun machine to play with,
>> though.  Play some old 8 bi games and learn to program some Applesoft...
>> you'll have a blast.
>
>He said it was a //c plus, so more than likely, it has the 3.5" drive.

And actually, the "counterfeit" IIc Plus, the Laser 128EX/2 model with
the 3.5" drive and 3x regular Apple II speed, is also considered rare
and worth quite a bit more than the quoted $5 each.

How many people have actually SEEN a IIc Plus and a Laser 128EX/2
with 3.5" drive?  These are not your run of the mill school Apple IIs.

I happen to have a Laser 128EX/2.  Unfortunately, I took it apart a
year ago to install a hard disk drive and it remains in pieces.  I hope
I remember how to put it back together again.  I have not had the time
to follow my Apple II hobby.