The "merged" Apollo/HP 68k-based boxes were:

	400s, 425s	= "trailways"
	(so-called because it had so many busses...)
	This is the one which looks ever-so-slightly like a DN4500
	mating with a HP300...

	(deskside 50mhz 030 or 25mhz 040; this same enclosure is
	 used for the PA-based 9000/750 and 9000/755)

	400t, 425t	= "strider"
		(desktop 50mhz 030 or 25mhz 040)

	425e	= "woody"
		(small-pizza-box 25mhz 040;
		the same enclosure was used for the PA-based
		 9000/705 and 9000/710)

	I'm not sure where the "dl" came from..

[The 400's were an interim release because motorola was behind
schedule on the 68040.  they had a kludge board with the 040 pinout,
an 030, some clock-doubling logic, and some other gunk on it.]

					- Bill