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If only you lived in Sweden then, and within pick-up distance, I might be able to snag one off of you. Unfortunately, the Atlantic Ocean makes that a hassle.
I don't mean any offense by this, because you clearly had good intentions, but it seems like how a lot of retro-computing conversations go. "I'd like to pick up X hardware, I live in Y, how much should I pay?" "I have X, but don't live in Y." But I do, so what do I do?
Well, then a good estimate for the ultra 10 cost would be "what does it cost in freight to ship from someone who is giving one away?"
This is a weirdly naïve way of looking at it though. There's a burgeoning aftermarket of shady resellers who give precisely zero fucks about retro enthusiasts, and just want to make some coin. So they buy these machines at a premium, then part them out for an even larger premium.
I see it this way: you can get one from the other side of the world if you pay the shipping costs. So if you're trying to get one locally, it should be cheaper than that. Also I confirm people sem a bit too enthusiastic about donating me sparc hardware and getting rid of it
These machines weigh about as much as a boat anchor. I recently picked up an absolutely pristine Ultra 5 for exactly 100 EUR. Unless it's possible to ship something like that across the Atlantic for $120, it's still a pretty good deal. That's where I'm working from here.
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