Ok, I know this is actually an auction, but.......

[Blacklord]

http://cgi.ebay.com/vintage-PC-Description-to-come_W0QQitemZ260124366498QQihZ016QQcategoryZ4193QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[nikoniko]

If it were starting at a penny, I'd be tempted to bid just for the heck of it. Then again, with unspecified shipping charges, maybe not...

[Golan Klinger]

I live relatively close to Thornhill, Ontario so if pickup were possible and the starting bid was low enough, I too would bid just to see what the guy has. Seriously though, how does someone expect to sell something with neither a description or a picture? It's ridiculous.

[Blacklord]

And look! It got no bids......

[nikoniko]

Here's another PC from the same user which went for $152.50.

[Blacklord]

Here's another PC from the same user which went for $152.50.

At least he described it - I wouldn't pay that much for a 486 of any description.......

[rememberthrough]

heh, I have one of those lying around in my attic... almost the exact same specs. It's pretty strange to see any 486 described as a 'great gaming PC' though.

[Andrew Wiskow]

Now it says "The seller ended this listing early because of an error in the listing." Hmmm....

-Andrew

[Andrew Wiskow]

Here's another one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200122616716

$100 for a boxed C64, plus $100 for shipping.  No photo.  :ironisk:

-Andrew

[Blacklord]

heh, I have one of those lying around in my attic... almost the exact same specs. It's pretty strange to see any 486 described as a 'great gaming PC' though.

For DOS games, yes, although a DX100 would be better.

Lance