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    Kalvlin - you are correct. Those are about 15 or 20 toughbooks. Not looking at them as I type this, so not sure of any exact models. But they vary from one another and they're all in different conditions of incompleteness. If you or anyone else would be interested in one or many, pm me for details and we can discuss a deal. I'd be willing to work a deal that's a bit above scrap value but still leaves something for you. However, resale isn't a goal of mine til I have more room to keep an inventory. Right now my process is turn and burn.

    Sledge - thanks for the stamp of approval. Lol. I like them too. As a part timer, I don't look at dollars/hour. I only look at the dollars. Nothing more relaxing than some deconstruction, especially when it puts a few bucks in your pocket. And you can tell all those other ewasters, if they don't want their laptops, send em my way. My tools are hungry. Lol.



    Unknownk - it WAS a g4. Model a1138. However, it was only the screen and mobo. Now it's parts in their designated piles.

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