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INCOMPLETE UNIT—PLEASE READ. This chassis appears to be missing its removable processor, memory, and I/O circuit boards. Includes only the components shown in the photos. Untested and sold strictly AS-IS for parts, restoration, or display. No functionality or completeness is guaranteed.
Vintage Hewlett-Packard HP 2113A 21MX E-Series / HP 1000 E-Series minicomputer chassis dating from the 1970s. The 2113A was part of Hewlett-Packard’s 16-bit minicomputer family and features the distinctive front control panel with switches and status indicators.
IMPORTANT—INCOMPLETE UNIT:
The internal card cages contain numerous empty slots. The removable processor, memory, and I/O circuit boards do not appear to be present. The identification plate lists Processor Model 2113A and Memory System 2102B; however, these markings indicate the unit’s original configuration and do not confirm that those internal components remain installed.
Included components appear to consist of the chassis/enclosure, front control panel, backplane/card cages, power-supply section, and other parts shown. Exact completeness is unknown. Only what is pictured is included.
Condition:
* Untested; power-on condition is unknown
* Incomplete and sold strictly AS-IS for parts or repair
* Missing internal plug-in boards/components
* No functionality or completeness is guaranteed
* Cosmetic wear, marks, discoloration, residue, and signs of age/storage are present
* Please carefully review every photo to determine condition, components, and suitability for your intended use
A scarce piece of Hewlett-Packard computing history suitable for parts, restoration, display, museums, or experienced vintage-computer collectors.
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