I have for sale three vintage Lian Li aluminium cases:
I've been collecting these Lian Li cases for a few years now and have far, far too many of them at this point. These three are some of the best I've come across, including one in its original box.
The PC-60 was a legend of its time and sought after by modders and overclockers. It's all aluminium design makes it very lightweight, and with a fully removable motherboard tray and thumbscrews for just about everything, it's very easy to build in. There's even a fan controller for the front two intake fans.
The first one listed is, in my opinion, in exceptional condition. There are some very light marks on the outside of the case but virtually everywhere you look the aluminium is gleaming and almost like new. It's rare to find them now with all of the front bay covers, let alone all of the expansion slot covers. And of course it's completed by its original set of fans and grills and the front USB port cover.
The second PC-60 listed is exactly the same model and is again in very good condition, but this one is missing one of each size of front bay covers, its flap over the front USB ports, and two of the expansion slot covers. All of this is very normal for used PC-60 cases unfortunately. The missing bay covers are unlikely to be an issue once optical and floppy drives are fitted, and the same is true for the expansion slot covers once a graphics card and sound card are installed for example.
Finally, the PC-7 USB. This one comes in its original box with its packing materials. It's in excellent condition once again with a complete set of bay covers and expansion slot covers, thumbscrews, fans, grills, and even an original bag of extra hardware. The PC-7 was a slightly cut-down version of the PC-60 and skips the removable motherboard tray, thumbscrews for expansion slot covers, the top mounted fan, the fan controller, and the full size PC speaker is replaced by a small beeper. There are, however, 4 USB ports on the front.
As a collector of these cases I value the condition they're in and currently do not want to risk shipping them. I appreciate this is going to hugely reduce the potential audience but I'm quite happy for them to continue sitting on the shelf until the time is right. If you would like one or more of these cases and can make a visit to near Newbury in the UK then please mark your interest.
Edit: Now also listed elsewhere.
Edit2: I've decided to keep the cases. My hoarder brain has won for now.
- PC-60
- Exceptional condition
- All front bay covers
- All expansion slot covers
- All thumbscrews
- Intact front USB cover
- Intact front panel clips
- All original fans with push-pins and grills
- £160
- PC-60
- Very good condition
- 3x 5-1/4" bay covers and 2x 3-1/2" bay covers
- 5x expansion slot covers
- All thumbscrews
- All original fans with push-pins and grills
- Intact front panel clips
- £130
- PC-7 USB
- Excellent condition
- Includes original shipping box and packing materials
- All front bay covers
- All expansion slot covers
- All thumbscrews
- Intact front USB cover
- Intact front panel clips
- All original fans with push-pins and grills
- Original bag of additional hardware
- £130
I've been collecting these Lian Li cases for a few years now and have far, far too many of them at this point. These three are some of the best I've come across, including one in its original box.
The PC-60 was a legend of its time and sought after by modders and overclockers. It's all aluminium design makes it very lightweight, and with a fully removable motherboard tray and thumbscrews for just about everything, it's very easy to build in. There's even a fan controller for the front two intake fans.
The first one listed is, in my opinion, in exceptional condition. There are some very light marks on the outside of the case but virtually everywhere you look the aluminium is gleaming and almost like new. It's rare to find them now with all of the front bay covers, let alone all of the expansion slot covers. And of course it's completed by its original set of fans and grills and the front USB port cover.
The second PC-60 listed is exactly the same model and is again in very good condition, but this one is missing one of each size of front bay covers, its flap over the front USB ports, and two of the expansion slot covers. All of this is very normal for used PC-60 cases unfortunately. The missing bay covers are unlikely to be an issue once optical and floppy drives are fitted, and the same is true for the expansion slot covers once a graphics card and sound card are installed for example.
Finally, the PC-7 USB. This one comes in its original box with its packing materials. It's in excellent condition once again with a complete set of bay covers and expansion slot covers, thumbscrews, fans, grills, and even an original bag of extra hardware. The PC-7 was a slightly cut-down version of the PC-60 and skips the removable motherboard tray, thumbscrews for expansion slot covers, the top mounted fan, the fan controller, and the full size PC speaker is replaced by a small beeper. There are, however, 4 USB ports on the front.
As a collector of these cases I value the condition they're in and currently do not want to risk shipping them. I appreciate this is going to hugely reduce the potential audience but I'm quite happy for them to continue sitting on the shelf until the time is right. If you would like one or more of these cases and can make a visit to near Newbury in the UK then please mark your interest.
Edit: Now also listed elsewhere.
Edit2: I've decided to keep the cases. My hoarder brain has won for now.
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