MS-DOS/Win3.11 style PC case??

[TheMainMan]

a nice spring (clickety-clack) keyboard would be good too.

PM me if you need one of these. I think I still have a very solid IBM keyboard lying around that would likely fit your needs.

[billygoat333]

...eeewww....

That's a MAN baby!

lol my thoughts exactly. what an unflattering picture to be spreading around the internetz.

[Drum Thumper]

lol my thoughts exactly. what an unflattering picture to be spreading around the internetz.

I disagree. This is an unflattering pic!

Sorry b4i7, but you posted it!

[bergqvistjl]

PM me if you need one of these. I think I still have a very solid IBM keyboard lying around that would likely fit your needs.

I'm in the UK so I would prefer a UK layout. Also, one of the later PS/2 ones, with the blue IBM logo would be good.

[TheMainMan]

I'm pretty sure it's a US layout but it's PS/2 with curly cord and I'm almost positive it has the blue IBM logo. I'm at school but should be going home this weekend or next and can confirm then.

[chaksq]

Depending how much work you want to do to convert it to new hardware. If you get a case with a AT form factor I believe most if not all of the standoffs would match a ATX board and you would just need to cut a hole for the rear motherboard I/O ports. However a lot of IBM and other OEM Pentium computers from the 90s were LPX which is a pain to convert to ATX and you'd generally only be able to fit a microATX board in them unless you move the PSU. Although if you want that old school look I definately recommend an earlier IBM or clone.

The IBM AT might work well for you if you can find one:

To find your case I recommend you hit up tag sales, flee markets, pawn shops, and thrift stores.

Another cool idea I just had is to gut an original 5.25" floppy drive and mount a slimline slot load optical drive inside so that the CD loads/ejects out the original floppy slot but it look original on the outside.