Who would’ve thought? Twenty-three bids and more than 335 pageviews, and I never expected that to hit $140! 
I expected maybe $50, but not nearly three times that! Woo-hoo! 
The best part is that it was assembled from old bits and pieces, so aside from a $29 hard drive and a $5 can of paint (and about three or four hours of my life to paint and reassemble it), I put almost no money into it.
If I had a consistent source of secondhand parts, I’m pretty sure I could make a regular profit out of rebuilding and polishing Xubuntu machines. Maybe I should start looking a little closer at PublicSurplus.com. …
I very much in enjoy your blog,Found your blog in “Tag Surfer”.And i too did up a computer with many parts second hand and then sold it for a nice proof.
Newly converted Ubuntu User
Richard