Description

Macintosh Classic II, Model M4150. The last black and white compact Mac. The Classic II was also sold as a Performa 200. It features a 16 MHz 68030 processor, came with 2 MB of RAM, and either a 40 MB or an 80 MB hard drive in a sleek, compact all-in-one case with a 9″ screen. Standard is a 1.4MB SuperDrive, one ADB keyboard port, SCSI port, printer port, modem port, microphone port, headphone port and the last Mac to have an external floppy disk drive port.

Supported operating systems: System 6.0.8L to System 7.6.1

Most of these came out of the public school system and have had labels and marker removed. Batteries have been removed. Any case defects beyond very minor scuffs are noted. Keyboards and mice are available separately.

***Photos are for illustration only and NOT the computer you will receive***

Available Macintosh Classic II computers are:

• A) No Serial Number – 6MB RAM, 80 MB hard drive, System 7.1. Case light discoloration overall had marker on the right side that has been removed but is still discolored where it was written on. (We were told the board was re-capped).
• B) SN SG20605ZD2 – 4MB RAM, 40 MB hard drive, System 7.0.1. Case light discoloration on the top and right side this side also had marker and sticker that has been removed but is still discolored where it was written on. Other sides are nice. (We were told the board was re-capped).

Note that all 68xxx (pre PowerPC) logic boards have been, are, or will be soon experiencing capacitors leaking. Apple Rescue of Denver does not currently offer board level repairs. Exterior cleaning, testing and swapping components, such as floppy drives or hard drives, if needed, is all that is performed prior to being made available. If the case has needed to be opened and the capacitor problem is noticeable at that time, it will be indicated in the description. The computers listed for sale boot and run. Floppy drives have been tested to format, read, write and eject. Unless otherwise indicated, no other repairs have been performed. It is always possible that board levels repairs have been done prior to coming into inventory. WARRANTY on these Macs is limited to working when you have received it only. It may be too late for working so warranty is limited to being as stated. May or may not boot when you receive it.

These can be great DYI projects or there are people that provide recapping service such as Mac Caps.