I don't think that trend speaks well for the size of the vintage Mac
community. It seems to imply that more of these books are being dumped
on the market as people unload their classic Macs and no longer need
the text. The only reason to pay more is if the test pattern disk is
still with the book. That disk is gold as it is comprehensive for the
old Macs (128k-Plus, Lisa/XL & SE) and is an excellent tool for routine
preventative maintenance. The exception to this trend is the MRUS for
the Classic, Classic II and SE/30 which sells for over $20. Too Bad
Pina dropped out before the advent of the Color Classic and LC520.
On Jun 18, 2005, at 11:51 PM, Stuart Bell wrote:
Pina books don't make the prices they used to on ebay - certainly on
ebay.co.uk.
In the last couple of weeks, I've picked up the Dead Mac Scrolls for
£2.20 and Repair and Upgrade Secrets for £4.99, both near mint. :-)
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