On Feb 18, 2004, at 07:35 pm, nathan wrote:
What would one expect to pay for either of these machines in good working order?
You don't indicate your geographical location, but I'll give it a go in US dollars:
A good working SE/30 in clean condition is probably $30-40. You can be lucky in the US and find them cheap, just be sure to look them over and check they startup OK (to a flashing floppy '?' icon *at least*) and that the start 'bong' is good and loud.
Color Classics are a different issue. They are a cult item, often upgraded in many ways to improve the rather poor stock performance. A good condition CC can fetch $60-70 in the US, in the UK (where I am) they regularly fetch �100+ (about $180). I was profoundly lucky to get one from a friend that has already been upgraded a lot for a low price.
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