I dont think these exist but is there any info on Apple iii pcb files or really anything in the realm of apple III replica ?
very interested in this as i have my A1 and A2 replicas.
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Apple /// might be a lot more difficult to clone than a ][/][+. Probably not as hard as a //e or //c due to those havng the IOU/MMU and IWM ASIC chips which would be hard to replicate. But the /// has some parts that would be hard to find these days. Probably a lot easier to find an original. They aren't common but not really that rare or expenisve eihter. You should be able to find a good working unint betwen $400-$650 on eBay, etc.
Someone was building up a new A3 motherboard and recently shared the progress pictures in the A3 Facebook group. If you are in that, have a search and you should be able to find it. Not much detail though on who made the PCB or what the plan is with them.
/Rob