Re: Brown Deer Rescue: What I Got So Far

[Dennis Jenkins <djenkins@usb.com>]

Cool!
	What day did you first go?  I went on Friday, March 23rd.  I saw the
IIe->IIgs upgraded computer, but passed it up.

"Christopher D. Heer" wrote:
> 
> I am still unburying myself from the Brown Deer, WI Apple rescue.
> 
> Did some rearranging in the garage over the weekend.  So far, I know I have:
> 
> 90 Computers (yes, ninety), including:
> 
>     around 16 Apple //cs (alas, none appear to be //c+s
>     seven Macs, including two M001s
>     Four IIgses, including a ROM3 in its box w/unopened
>       manuals, system software, etc.; looks unused
>     a single //e->upgraded to a IIgs
>     roughly 60 (sixty!) //es and ][+s
>     several GS RAM cards
>     roughly one billion disk controllers :)
>     roughly two billion parallel cards :)
>     a couple of clocks (thunderclock, etc.)
>     half a dozen duodisks
>     towers and towers of 5.25 drives (Disk ][s, Apple 5.25
>       drives, others)
>     ten or twelve Apple 3.5 drives
>     a couple of unidisk 3.5 drives
>     a couple of unidisk 5.25 drives (!)
>     boxes of assorted cards, books, disks, mice, etc.
> 
> About 25 monitors, including:
> 
>     several applecolor composite monitors
>     several applecolor rgb monitors
>     many monochrome monitors, including a few of those
>       cool 9" ones for the //c (with the metal stand)
> 
> Several printers, including:
> 
>     assorted ImageWriter II printers
>     a couple ImageWriter printers
>     one or two Apple Dot Matrix printers
>     an Apple thermal transfer printer
> 
> I'm not done, either.  Scheduled a return trip to pick up more (mostly
> monitors and printers).
> 
> I will likely eBay most, but that ROM3 GS may find a home on my desk.  :)
> --
>   Christopher D. Heer -- chris-heer.nospam@nospam.home.com
>   Please remove "nospam" before you email me
>   Parlez-vous d�sir?

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