It definitely looks as if it's been in a leaky barn for years and has crush damage. Something very heavy has been on top and bent the rather thick steel shielding.
I'll have to see what it's really like when it arrives (these photos are from the eBay listing). Still, it has an Aztec power supply so the first thing to do will be to replace the RIFA smoke generators.
I may have to have a look at the floppy...
Thankfully there's are (almost) full technical documentation for the machine on-line, including circuit schematics. It's all built out of 74LS logic other than the memory (4164 chips), CPU (8086) and a couple of other chips so it should be salvagable.
The ACT Apricot line of machines are quite an interesting set, being MSDOS but not IBM PC compatible. Stylish designs and the first machines outside of Japan to use 3.5" floppy disks, even if they're a strange 70 track ones running at an odd rotational speed.
Anyway, this could well be a fun little repair project for the Summer which I'll document here.


