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    8086 motherboards

    There are only 6 8086 motherboards on ebay right now. So they are getting pretty rare and pricey, $50+ for just 1 board. So 8086,8087,8088, socket 3 and socket 5. If you come across any of these motherboards you will do well on them. ISA VGA video cards are going for about $10 each, 5.25 floppys and hard drives smaller than 1gb are selling really well also. If you find any hard dries 100mb or smaller they are worth a small fortune.



    This ones is in a case, they already sold off the hard drive and floppy and its gonna hit $80 including shipping.
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    Pulled this little booger out of a old toshiba laptop last night! Started rolling when I saw it was only 209.7mb!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jghilino View Post
    There are only 6 8086 motherboards on ebay right now. So they are getting pretty rare and pricey, $50+ for just 1 board. So 8086,8087,8088, socket 3 and socket 5. If you come across any of these motherboards you will do well on them. ISA VGA video cards are going for about $10 each, 5.25 floppys and hard drives smaller than 1gb are selling really well also. If you find any hard dries 100mb or smaller they are worth a small fortune.

    This ones is in a case, they already sold off the hard drive and floppy and its gonna hit $80 including shipping.
    IBM XT 8086 4 77 MHz Mother Board Case | eBay
    I have ten bran new socket 5 motherboards w/cpus and heatsinks. I'm gonna start putting them on eBay soon. The cpu's are double gold pentiums, not sure one the speed of them.
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    I have a few AT and XT computers. I have been looking at the ebay listings and on the motherboards that are IBM sell but not listings on the clone type that I have. The daughter boards(PCI) seem to move but I am new to this and will take some time and wait and learn some more. Mike
    "Profit begins when you buy NOT when you sell." {quote passed down to me from a wise man}

    Now go beat the copper out of something, Miked
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    I turned down a $40 offer., seemed a little low

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    Hmm, time for me to sell those old i386 boards I have and the 40mb Hard drives, lol.
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    Oh, I just sent about 10 of them off as scrap. But they were not in that great of condition and I couldn't guarantee them to work.
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