(Apple //e rebuilt)
The Apple //e was a fixture of my childhood — a machine I associated with school computer labs, floppy disk carousels, and Oregon Trail. When I spotted one gathering dust in a middle school classroom, I struck a deal with the teacher who owned it: she'd give me the machine if I printed every crossword puzzle she had stored on her disks. I spent weeks after school feeding floppies and listening to a dot matrix printer grind its way through the stack, one puzzle at a time.
The machine came home with me and stayed in my life for years. Eventually the disk drive gave out, BASIC stopped responding, and one day it simply didn't power on anymore.
The heavily modified casing now houses an Orange Pi 3 LTS running a CLI Pandora client. It lives in my workshop and serves as my "radio" of sorts.