Re: Faulty hard disk ?

["william strutts" <wrstrutts1@home.com>]

I rarely see Mac stuff around here.  Mac's were not very
popular in Michigan.  When the schools left the Apple II
arena, they moved basically to PC's and Windows systems.
I sometimes find old Mac SE's or Mac Plus's but not
the accessories that go with them.  A Mac Plus is not
very useful if you can't find the keyboard and HD that
went with them.  As far as older pre SCSI Mac's, I would
say that I have never seen them at a yard sale or thrift
store and I visit them quite regularly searching for Apple
stuff.

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<sirarlias@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> Well then why do they appear so often on eBay? And if this is so, why
> have I seen them not-so-few-and-far-between at thrifts and yard sales?
> Maybe older Mac stuff is unloved in my area or something. Only if the
> same applied to A2 stuff, especially one of those allusive //c drives.
>
> Maybe they're not at all common, but within the context of finding a //c
> HD I'd venture that they are very much so.
>
> -Rob McAllister
>