Tribe.net. Local Connections Tony http://AppleComputer.tribe.net/thread/4ac312bd-0964-4ea0-95b2-d1a28c2dafc1#8114e499-4894-4115-912e-185e28d417d9 2009-02-08T19:13:07Z 2009-02-08T19:13:07Z

It looks like it is a Mac 128. It is definately not an SE... SE's had the "square'er" case design with the lines cut in them. I have an SE/30 in my garage still with this big carry bag. I guess you were supposed to take it with you places. My carry bag was tall, not wide like the one in the pictures btw. (An SE on Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_SE) Check out this site and register yours: http://www.mac128.com/m0001 And some more info: Serial number decoder: http://macfaq.org/serial.html Misc info: http://oldcomputers.net/macintosh.html

Tony 2009-02-08T19:13:07Z Tedward http://AppleComputer.tribe.net/thread/4ac312bd-0964-4ea0-95b2-d1a28c2dafc1#17c62cc5-c63c-4cac-82c5-17d51b8c1219 2009-02-08T08:50:43Z 2009-02-08T08:50:43Z

Well, it's definitely not a Mac Classic, but it might be the original model. If I hade to make the call, I'd guess an SE(1). They came out with the ADB for the SEII

Tedward 2009-02-08T08:50:43Z the rev http://AppleComputer.tribe.net/thread/4ac312bd-0964-4ea0-95b2-d1a28c2dafc1#912cc50c-e8f2-4025-9e12-b01054d2d29b 2009-02-08T04:49:22Z 2009-02-08T04:49:22Z

Check out the pics of this old Mac classic (or pre-Classic), not sure. I still have a Classic II (in the garage). http://www.humboldtsign.com/ebay/m0001/index.html Was browsing eBay and found it here: http://tinyurl.com/bfjr66

the rev 2009-02-08T04:49:22Z