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As the title says, I was told to clean it up and get rid of it by my wife. So, I have compiled a list and set some prices based on e-Bay. What I did was to go to e-bay and see what the lowest ‘Buy It Now’ price and cut it in half for anyone on this forum. I wish I could do that for shipping but I will be fair on that as well. If you buy 2 or more things, I’ll ship in one box at one shipping price and only what it cost me to ship. I’m thinking flat rate USPS USA sales only please.

One last thing. My wife gave me a deadline to get rid of this stuff so this offer is over September 1st. After that, everything left will go on e-Bay.

Local pickup is an option at no cost.

If you want photos, e-mail or PM me with specifics.

Please inquire using FRU#s.

Here is the list (in no particular order):

FRU#..---. Price----Desc

91P8911 $1.00 ThinkPad Parts T30 Later MiniPCI Cover - Sold
62P4291 $4.00 IBM THINKPAD T30 MEMORY RAM COVER
46L4797 $35.00 IBM THINKPAD T30 SERIES HARD DRIVE COVER
26P8408 $2.00 IBM ThinkPad T30 LCD Inverter Board - Sold
10L1488 $1.25 VIDEO SUB CARD / IBM THINKPAD 600E 600X - Sold
27L0705 $3.00 IBM ThinkPad T30 XGA LCD Video Cable - Sold
46L4817 $10.00 IBM LCD Bezel 14.1'' TP T30
08K4670 $5.00 IBM ThinkPad T30 Laptop US Keyboard - Pending (Quattro)
05K9207 $1.00 IBM T20/T30 ThinkPad Floppy Drive (Sony) - Sold
05K9266 $9.00 IBM ThinkPad 600 600E CD-Rom Drive - Sold
05K8873 $2.50 IBM INTERNAL LAPTOP 24X CD-ROM DRIVE - Sold
05K3471 $1.00 IBM ThinkPad 600 600X 600E LCD Inverter - Sold
10L1719 $1.00 IBM ThinkPad 600 600X 600E LCD Inverter - Sold
05K4551 $2.50 IBM THINKPAD 600 600e 600x MEMORY COVER
22L1891 $5.00 IBM THINKPAD 600E LCD CABLE
05K2578 $3.00 IBM ThinkPad 600 LCD Inverter Cable
05K4342 $3.00 IBM THINKPAD 600 13.3" LCD PLASTIC FRONT PANEL
02K4446 $16.00 IBM ThinkPad 560Z 600 600E 600Z Laptop KEYBOARD
05K4830 $2.00 CPU Fan for IBM ThinkPad 600/600E FRU 05K4830 - Sold
10L1230 $4.00 IBM ThinkPad 600 series Laptop PII 300mhz CPU 10L1230 - Sold


Payment can be PayPal or Money Orders.

All of the above have been tested and work plus I will give 30 days money back guarantee (no restocking fee).
PM me for any questions but most of you guys know more about ThinkPads than I ever will.

02K4446 $16.00 IBM ThinkPad 560Z 600 600E 600Z Laptop KEYBOARD

i would like to buy this. can i get a shipping quote (the cheaper the better)
2704 Ellsworth Ave
Bellevue Ne
68123

jamerslong wrote:02K4446 $16.00 IBM ThinkPad 560Z 600 600E 600Z Laptop KEYBOARD

i would like to buy this. can i get a shipping quote (the cheaper the better)
2704 Ellsworth Ave
Bellevue Ne
68123

This keyboard will fit in one of the $8.70 flat rate boxes. How does that sound?

PM me about payment.

The flat rate is good for heavy items, but you can get that keyboard in a basic priority box for $4.60.

dsigma6 wrote:The flat rate is good for heavy items, but you can get that keyboard in a basic priority box for $4.60.

The flat rate envelope isn't very sturdy. I did get some when I went to the post office. It is thinner than shirt cardboard.

I can't give you any warrantee if I mail it in that. The keyboard is sure to get bent and busted.

Do you feel lucky?

Dan was referring to the USPS Priority box which measures about 14" x 12" x 2.5". It is big enough to ship a whole laptop in (not that I would ever do that but I have received one that way before ). If under one pound, the rate is $4.60 (no insurance).

BTW, the Flat Rate box that I have received/sent before is the same size as the Priority box but it's 3.25" thick instead of 2.5".

rkawakami wrote:Dan was referring to the USPS Priority box which measures about 14" x 12" x 2.5". It is big enough to ship a whole laptop in (not that I would ever do that but I have received one that way before ). If under one pound, the rate is $4.60 (no insurance).

Isn't it 4 pounds?

gator wrote:

rkawakami wrote:Dan was referring to the USPS Priority box which measures about 14" x 12" x 2.5". It is big enough to ship a whole laptop in (not that I would ever do that but I have received one that way before ). If under one pound, the rate is $4.60 (no insurance).

Isn't it 4 pounds?

I'll look into it. I want to give the best deal.

gator wrote:Isn't it 4 pounds?

No, it's 1lb. If you're in the same zone, it only goes up to $5.70 for a 4lb box. If you're sending that same 4lb box from zone 1 to zone 5 (for instance), it'll be $13.45.

Hello,

I want the subcard and the inverter . . . but are you sure that the inverters are the same for the 600, 600e, 600x?

Thanx,

cure

cure wrote:Hello,

I want the subcard and the inverter . . . but are you sure that the inverters are the same for the 600, 600e, 600x?

Thanx,

cure

No, the 600 is different from the 600E, not sure about the X though. I would google the part number...

tfflivemb2 wrote:

cure wrote:Hello,

I want the subcard and the inverter . . . but are you sure that the inverters are the same for the 600, 600e, 600x?

Thanx,

cure

No, the 600 is different from the 600E, not sure about the X though. I would google the part number...

I had a 600, 600E and 600x and each had different inverters and they all had different LCDs.

Bill Z wrote:

tfflivemb2 wrote:No, the 600 is different from the 600E, not sure about the X though. I would google the part number...

I had a 600, 600E and 600x and each had different inverters and they all had different LCDs.

Actually, all of the 13.3" XGA 600/E/X LCDs are interchangeable. I have a 600 LCD working on a 600X right now, in addition to several 600Es and 600s that have had their LCD swapped between each other.

The primary difference for the inverter is the connector that connects to the base. I am sure that maybe there are other differences, but that is the obvious difference...

tfflivemb2 wrote: Actually, all of the 13.3" XGA 600/E/X LCDs are interchangeable. I have a 600 LCD working on a 600X right now, in addition to several 600Es and 600s that have had their LCD swapped between each other.

The primary difference for the inverter is the connector that connects to the base. I am sure that maybe there are other differences, but that is the obvious difference...

When you have a nice inventory of parts, it is easy to experiment.

Bill Z wrote:When you have a nice inventory of parts, it is easy to experiment.

Yes, it does. At one point I had enough parts to assemble about 15-18 600/600E systems...