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Any interest in NeXT Cubes?

Grump

Limp Gawd
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It has been a long time since visiting [H] - April 2006. I had a heart attack in May 2006 and discovered I had lung disease. It's terminal, but I still have some time left. I can't mod anymore because of the problems sanding, painting and just plain exertion cause me. I started a mod with a NeXT Cube back then and never got to finish it. I have 5 cases and some miscellaneous parts I'd like to sell.

If you aren't familiar with the NeXT Cube, please do some research. I'm not sure if the value of these cases is what it was back then, but they are still a very rare item. Some cubes went for as much as $500.00 on eBay in 2003 and 2004. I didn't pay that much for mine and I may not even get what I did pay for mine.

So, if there's any interest, please let me know. I'm ready to part with them. I can sell you just one or all of them, whichever will get me the best deal. Here's a couple pictures. I have a few more and I can take some pictures for you so you can get a better idea of the condition, etc. Just let me know.

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R'gards,

Grump, aka Jim McClain
(530) 283-5467 - I monitor calls, so speak to the machine and I'll pick up if it's about the cubes. Or you can contact me through PM or email. For email, you'll have to visit my site to use the contact form. See my profile for the site link.
 
bump for a NeXT cube. I used one in my Project NeXT Cube in the case mods forum years ago (2004?). If done right, you can mod two mATX boards into one.
 
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