Swappers,

The display in my 20" Aluminum Intel iMac has kicked the bucket. It has a line 
of pixels about a half inch wide that change colors. It's fairly distracting. 
I've troubleshooted enough that I know it's the display and that everything 
else in the computer is functional. With a little bit of elbow grease it is 
possible to replace the display nicely. I tried it myself but the display I 
purchased arrived damaged (cracked; crack not apparent until power on) and I 
don't have the time right now to go purchase another display, wait for it to 
ship, and install it.

But, if you've got a display lying around or are looking for an interesting 
project, this may be the computer for you. The rest of the specs are as follows:

2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor
320 GB HDD
4 GB RAM
Low-profile keyboard
Mighty mouse
Superdrive
All original media and packaging
Mac OS X 10.4.11 installed; 10.5 drop-in disk included

Literally everything other than the display panel on this computer is in 
flawless condition, and it will ship in its original packaging. Mac2Sell lists 
the value of this computer at $550, but because of the bad display I'm asking 
$325 (including shipping) OBO. This price is negotiable. You can get a display 
for the computer on eBay for around $130 and installing it isn't excessively 
difficult if you've taken apart an iMac before.

I'll take payment via PayPal, USPS money order, or check. Let me know if you're 
interested! I hate to see this computer go, but I just don't have time to work 
on it anymore.

Isaac J. Smith
Athens, OH 45701
[email protected]




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