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SOLD to forum member: Non-working, complete T60 in horrible condition. For scavenging parts use only.

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It's not pretty, but it is complete. Most major parts are damaged and/or do not work. Most plastics do show wear. However, there are enough good parts to make it worth $29 to someone! Full details are below.

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$25 delivered in the U.S. PayPal, USPS money order or cash accepted.

The Good
Top cover looks OK
LCD bezel looks OK
Hinges are OK
LCD inverter is OK
Upper keyboard bezel looks OK
Mobo frame looks OK
DVD drive is OK
Memory is OK
Wifi adapter is OK
Modem is OK
Fan is OK
Celeron CPU is OK
Generic AC adapter is OK
Rubber rails are OK
Drive caddy/screws are OK
Drive cover is OK
Windows XP COA is intact

The Bad
LCD displays only top 2/3rds of image
Motherboard is defective (occasionally boots, but don't count on using it)
Keyboard is well-worn & missing keys (but it works)
Palmrest has one small hole on the top (touchpad seems OK)
Base has small crack on bottom
Hard drive is dead (label missing/size unknown)
Lenovo battery is dead

Lenovo ThinkPad T60 - Model 2007-F39
(current configuration is below, refer to detailed condition of each item above)
Intel Celeron CPU (1.6GHz, I think)
1GB RAM
Unknown HD
14.1in 1024x768 LCD
64MB ATI Radeon X1300
DVD
Intel 802.11abg wireless
Modem
1Gb Ethernet
UltraNav
Secure chip
6c Li-Ion battery
WinXP Pro COA
Generic AC adapter

Nice deal....was looking at ebay and they want 10 dollars just for the little rubber feets. I ended up not buying the machine that would need them. Generic adapter could be OEM manufacturer too.

You think the screen is dead, 1/3 dead that is, or is it the signal from the messed up motherboard.
thanks.

Thanks, yes compared to buying one-off parts, it's a better deal.

Regarding the LCD, I'd say it's bad since I've yet to see a mobo issue that causes this issue, and I've seen several LCDs with this issue. That being said, if anyone is interested, I can also include an additional 14" SXGA+ T60 LCD panel with a bad backlight. If someone is up to the challenge, they can remove the good backlight from the XGA panel and install it in the SXGA+ panel, which will result in a working, good panel. I know the SXGA+ panel isn't cracked and I know it looks OK for a short while before red-tinted backlight clicks out, but it is used, meaning not perfect. Free/included, if desired.