SOLD: Very Nice Collection for Sale

[plbyrd]

I have a very nice collection of hardware and software for Commodore, Amiga, Atari, and Apple for sale.

You can see a list of the highlights at:

http://1drv.ms/1Ef5TRn

A list of things you may be interested in:

 

Flat 128 w/JiffyDOS and 64K Video Upgrade
1541 Ultimate Gen 1 w/Ethernet
2x EasyFlash 3
1764 w/512K
MSSIAH
RA Thunderdrive 4GB
CMD RamLink (needs love)

 

Apple IIgs w/2MB
Focus IDE+CF
3.5 Unidisk
5.25 Drive for IIgs

Apple //c+
Apple //c w/Power Supply

A2000 w/80GB SSD (SCSI to SATA adapter)
68030/30 w/16MB of RAM
SCSI CD-ROM
Commodore 2002 Monitor
Parallel IP Link

Hundreds of disks

Many originals

I WILL NOT part up the collection. It's all or nothing. Bring a U-Haul, you're gonna need it.

$2000 or best offer.

Edited September 11, 2015 by plbyrd

[ianoid]

I will come pick it all up! Since I have no idea where you live because you didn't say so or indicate in your profile, I will assume you live next door to me!

[toiletunes]

Is that $2000 or best offer Firm? I offer $20. If no one beats my bid, I get the stuff- that's what 'or best offer' means, right?

[BigO]

Maybe it's my perception, but this thread seems to be heading down the road to ridicule as some I've seen here before.

If so, what is it? Ridiculous price? No individual prices? Too little information? Unknown poster?

 

Trying to decide if I want to attempt to sell another small pile of Apple II stuff here.

I'm not an expert on the market and don't know if I want to take the time to become one to make an acceptable post here.

Edited August 25, 2015 by BigO

[+madman]

Maybe it's my perception, but this thread seems to be heading down the road to ridicule as some I've seen here before.

If so, what is it? Ridiculous price? No individual prices? Too little information? Unknown poster?

 

Trying to decide if I want to attempt to sell another small pile of Apple II stuff here.

I'm not an expert on the market and don't know if I want to take the time to become one to make an acceptable post here.

Never have sold on eBay. Maybe I'll try that and let the market forces fall where they may.

Could be any number of things:

User with 35 posts

No link to feedback elsewhere

No photos or even a detailed description

All or nothing sale

User with 35 posts, no feedback and no photos asking for $2,000

[BigO]

I guess that $2000 thing would tend to tip folks heavily toward skepticism given the scarcity of information otherwise.

I'll keep my price at 1999.00 or less.

[Keops]

$2000 seems reasonable considering what the non photos don't show.

[toiletunes]

Maybe it's my perception, but this thread seems to be heading down the road to ridicule as some I've seen here before.

If so, what is it? Ridiculous price? No individual prices? Too little information? Unknown poster?

 

Hi, I'm a relatively unknown with a bunch of randon mostly non Atari stuff! Click here to see a spreadsheet but no pictures! It costs as much as a beat up car, I won't split it up, AND you have to pick it up! Serious offers only, please don't waste my time.

[plbyrd]

Here are pictures of the items that are not currently boxed up:

 

http://forsale.paytonbyrd.com/

 

[Fushek]

Thanks for posting the pics ... it MIGHT fend off the Shatner pics .

 

Looks like some good stuff in there. If you weren't a few states away, I might contemplate an offer. I'm a sucker for old computers (especially the Commodore).

 

Good luck with your sale.

[plbyrd]

I have reduced the price to $1500.

[+save2600]

Where are all these goodies located or is that still a secret?

[plbyrd]

Most of it is in springfield, TN. There are still some books and software at my house in Clarksville, TN.

[TestaOn]

FYI... He listed his name and address on the spreadsheet along with a phone number and a link to his website with photos.

[+save2600]

FYI... He listed his name and address on the spreadsheet along with a phone number and a link to his website with photos.

 

 

Doh! Was asleep I guess.

[icemanxp300]

FYI... He listed his name and address on the spreadsheet along with a phone number and a link to his website with photos.

Screen Shot saved Just in case.

[plbyrd]

OK, I'm willing to split up the collection as such:

Apple: IIgs, //c+, //c, drives, Image Writer and books. $500, you pick it up, $650 + shipping if I ship it.
Atari: 800xl, SIO2USB, 3 game carts, TV. $150 you pick it up, $200 + shipping if I ship it.
Amiga: A2000, 68030/30, 8088 Bridge Board, 80GB SATA SSD, SCSI-SATA Adapter, Lots of software. $500 you pick it up, too much to ship.
CBM 8-Bit: Too much to list here, see the spreadsheet. $1250 You pick it up, absolutely no splitting or shipping.

 

Some perspective: http://www.amibay.com/entry.php?136-Selling-my-collection-Why

Edited September 7, 2015 by plbyrd

[plbyrd]

After pressure from several people, I've decided to further split the collection. Please see the spread sheet for prices. Prices do NOT include delivery or shipping.

In addition to the hardware, software, and books are several desks that need to go as well. I'm willing to let these go to good homes for very low prices.

[plbyrd]

Please mark as sold. I have found a buyer for the collection.

[BigO]

In the marketplace forum, you can edit your original post. Then hit the "Use Full Editor" option and you can change the title to indicate "sold" in some fashion.

I favor prepending the title with [sOLD], but that's just me.

Edited September 11, 2015 by BigO