"oldschool" stereo gear garage cleanout

[newtownhood]

I've always been into the old highend equipment when it comes to stereo systems in my cars. I have a ton of equipment sitting around and only so many cars to put the stuff in.

1: Sony Mobile ES headunit with 6 cd changer and 4 channel amplifier. All this stuff was installed in a 442 a few years ago, then I decided to go back to stock UM6 for my sleeper.
Headunit is super rare cassette XK-R100 with copper chassis, 4V preouts,remote, and awesome white display...all state of the art stuff for the 90's... I'd rate this a 9.5/10.
6-cd changer is newer as the 10-cd bit the dust just like all the old sony's did. CDX-T67 8/10 due to minor knicks
The amplifier XM-5046 is a 4 channel, 50Wx4@ 4 oms, 1 ohm stable..I would like to say it's 200Wx4 @1ohm as it does have twin 30 amp fuses, but I'm not making any promises. Worked great when taken out, used to run 2 10's with no issue. Missing a couple of the terminal screws, they're a pretty universal item that can be found at radioshack. I'll give the amp a 7/10 for cosmetics. Powered it up today, and it lit up, but I didn't have anything hooked to it.
All three items for $280 shipped. Will not seperate. The grey and black face design looks great in GN's.

 

[newtownhood]

The 2nd unit I'm selling is an alpine 3 disc indash changer. I got this unit for free from a customer, as the faceplate was missing. I bought a brand new replacement from alpine for $190, rather than being smart and buying a used one on ebay for $30...I located a remote control and face case. I'd like to get my money back. This unit is pretty rare, and originally sold for $600. I'll take $200 shipped and have it completely wired for plug and play to the new owner's vehicle of choice. this radio is 40Wx4, and has a set of rca outputs for a subwoofer, or eq.

 

[newtownhood]

offers?