Nice Macintosh score! Out of all the machines you picked up, I only have experience wih the Mac IIci. It's a pretty nice machine, especially for gaming. I would replace the SCSI hard drive with a SCSI2SD sooner verses later and backup all the contents on that drive. Also, the IIci should be recapped ASAP. Those caps if they haven't started leaking yet, they will. It's super easy to take the machine apart too. There's only one screw holding in the floppy drive/hard drive plastic bracket, then everything else just snaps in or out. Have fun with your new Apple toys! 🙂

Not being able to access the innards is a Steve Jobs thing. When he left, Macs became more accessible. When he came back, Pro Macs stayed very accessible, but opening up an iMac wrong would put you on the bad end of a CRT discharge.

Wow that's an awesome haul! really like the look of the IIci especially. You really lucked out!

Nice score, man! Love you seeing you dipping your toes into the old school Apple world. A nobrainer sub!

I worked at computer city in 94/95 and remember when here units came out for sale… good times.

Excellent finds!

Wow wow wow Rik! This is such an amazing drive! I’m 39 and didnt have a chance to even see these macs in person! Can’t wait to see how you’ll be able to use it! Very excited for you!!

Nice haul, also nicely stacked 😀 If you've not already, I recommend removing the PRAM batteries from these. They're likely dead anyway and if they leak will cause a lot of issues. As GWSS noted, you'll want to see about getting the IIci recapped, you're lucky it's booting at all! When you get it recapped, get the cache card recapped too (there's 2 caps on it that leak). The IIci typically will boot in black and white (if it's settings have been lost) so you can bump up the colours in the Monitors Control Panel. Possibly the Quadra 610 would need a recap (some of those are really bad, some are not) and likely the 7100 does not (yet) need it. The Apple Multiple Scan 14 Display (the one you were using with the Quadra 610) seems like it's flyback transformer may be going or there's cracked solder joints on it. It's not really a very good display tbh (as you've noticed it's plastics are incredibly brittle 😬) but the M1212 display is a very nice retro Mac display, beautiful Triniton CRT. The little port on the back with the symbol is an AAUI-15 connector for connecting to a network, you'd need an transceiver (eg: AAUI to Ethernet) to connect to regular ethernet network (10BaseT) For any of these, if you want an excellent modern replacement for the SCSI HDDs, get a BlueSCSI.

Very nice! Digging the Quadra 610.. our high school library had a Centris 610, always thought it was a neat machine... same form factor.

Ooh, the 7100 “Sagan” Mac I believe… later changed to the BHA Mac… for big head astronomer… when carl sued apple for he name forcing them to change it…

Great find, Rik. I know nothing about Macs either, but these seem seriously cool.

Thanks for the history lesson.

18:55 - Dongs are cool. 🤣

That 610 machine was available with a PC Card, to run msdos/windows… I had one, and may still have it… the case was also used in the performa line.

Awesome Find… if you find Mac84 on KZfaq he has done multiple recaps of these machines and some advice for restoring them

What a great find.

Great vídeo!! Really entertaining your finds ! I think if I ever bring such things home, my wife will throw me away 🙃

my centris 610 just plays the chime and then the crash chimes and nothing on the screen

He 7100 A/V unit has the video card for tv I believe…

The 7100 had a thick video output cable connector on the motherboard if I remember correctly…

Someone needs to come to my garage and gather all the macs I have in there… all of these and far far more…

If the monitor is popping, it’s likely the fly back cable is degraded, and you may be hearing high voltage discharge… be careful if you open it up.

The mystery card is a 10/T network card without the dongle… how many you want?