What's the Deal With This Apple IIc!?! Retro Restoration

[@RetroTechToys]

This was a really interesting machine to diagnose and repair. I spent hours trying to figure out exactly what needed to be done aside from replacing faulty RAM. Special thanks to the Apple II Enthusiast group on Facebook for helping me figure everything out. :)

[@RetroWK]

Great machine! Another one saved!

[@transitengineer]

As always, this is another excellent vintage computer restoration. Back in the day when, the IBM PC's first came out, I would tell my co-workers to pass on IBM and instead select an Apple II model Home Computer. The Apple II"c" has always had a special place in my heart (smile...smile).

[@kchalu]

Love the IIc.

[@insanelygruz]

Awesome computer and nice job with the restoration! Looks like so much fun!

[@TheInsultInvestor]

Nice! I grew up on a II+ and IIe. My 84 year old friend surprised me this weekend with a commodore 64 with drive and joysticks!

[@RetroTechToys]

Very cool! Have fun with that C64!

[@AdrianoLeal-GPlus]

Way to go ! Congrats - great content and production. Subscribed !

[@RetroTechToys]

Thank you! :)

[@Adam-McG]

Using a drill on this is insane. Don’t do that.

[@RetroTechToys]

Hello there! I agree with you. That's not a drill. It's a low powered cordless screwdriver that does not have the power to damage or strip anything whatsoever. I have it set so that the motor will stop before it ever puts too much torque onto a screw. Unfortunately, I suffer from arthritis and a nerve issue in my wrists and hands that will not allow me to use a standard screwdriver for more than a few screws. :) Thank you for watching and I certainly appreciate your concern!