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   >   >> highschool friend who told me about building the Apple systems   
      
   >   >about $550.00 iirc.   
      
   > Prices were probably changing quickly back then.. Plus, thinking on   
   > that more, it may have been a C-128 I was looking at, and that price   
   > may have included a floppy drive. The first C-64's were released   
   > at $595 so I guess what I was looking at contained other addons..   
      
   > Sounds like you got a deal though since I know the price I was   
   > getting on that 1541 drive was close to $400.   
      
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   >  * SLMR Rob  * Yesterday I thought I was insecure, now I'm not so sure   
      
      
   Rob,   The 1541 I paid around $250.00USD    
   Many years after the 128 came out I was in a Goodwill type store and saw  a two   
   piece 128.   
   Keyboard/Computer in ine part and FDD in the other part .   
   Each part was priced around $300.00USD.   
   Apparently the folks in the store thought each unit should be priced as much as   
   a Windows pc.   
   Ed   
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