Hey guys,
This is my Lisa, feel free to check it out:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/Apple-Lisa-1-THE-TWIGGY-LISA/113327538086?hash=item1a62d8ffa6:g:YucAAOSwoDlb0Fql:rk:8:pf:0
Best wishes from germany
Hey guys,
This is my Lisa, feel free to check it out:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/Apple-Lisa-1-THE-TWIGGY-LISA/113327538086?hash=item1a62d8ffa6:g:YucAAOSwoDlb0Fql:rk:8:pf:0
Best wishes from germany
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Would you be able to post a translation of the item description here?
If I were making a $50K purchase, I'd be hesitant to rely on Google Translate.
Hey thank you for the translation.
Google translation worked surprisingly well. That’s exactly what I wrote.
Why don’t you get the drive professionally repaired before selling the Lisa. A working set of twiggy in a Lisa-1 is would get more money. Also I’d suggest an auction house for the sale and not eBay if you want maximum value. I have an eBay search setup on my phone to tell me about any Lisa stuff and it didn’t detect your sale because it was in Germany. This limits your potential buyers if eBay is not alerting on items outside of the potential buyers country or region.
Cheers,
Corey
Hello Corey,
thanks for the answer. I have a problem finding someone fixing the twiggies in my region. I know there is one man in the us fixing twiggies, but I don’t know him. If it doesn’t sell I might relist it at the international eBay site. I think the price is fair.
Can't see the pictures from the old listing. Is this the same unit?
I ended up buying Sebastian's (Seb123) Lisa 1.
Lisa 1.jpeg