Lot's o' free old computers.

[szewczyk@my-deja.com]

OK, here's the deal.  All of this stuff is common enough that people
aren't even willing to give me $10 per system.  A couple of things have
sold from my original e-mails but I'm pretty much left with the list
below.

The scam is this - I want to give it to a good home, and I want to do
it SOON.  The first guy to come to my house and pick it up gets it all
for free.  You have to take it all and I'd appreciate it if you didn't
take it all and throw 90% of it in the garbage because you wanted just
the one thing.  But -hey- it'll be your stuff, your business.  E-Bay it
all tomorrow, I won't care one bit.  Also, I put quantities in the e-
mail for reference.  If something is missing then I mis-counted or a
close friend decided he wanted that piece.  You'll have to take my word
that you wont make a 2 hour road trip and have 90% of the stuff gone,
it will only be a few pieces.

**** I'm not going to ship ANY of it. ****  I'm not going to give out
little pieces here or there, it's all or nothing.  The ground rules are
this - If there are two guys who want it, guy (A) can pick it up
tonight, guy (B) can pick it up tomorrow - guy (A) wins.  If guy (A)
and guy (B) can both be here tomorrow, then the stuff goes to the high
bidder.  If it's worth $5 to guy (A) and guy (B) will only take it if
it's free, then guy (A) should bring the $5 and take all the stuff.  If
guy (A) doesn't show up or comes without the $5, I'll call guy (B).

Simple.  Easy.  I won't play any fake "guy (B)" scams.  You'll just
have to take my word for it.  We're not talking retirement money and my
first goal is to have the stuff gone, and gone to a good home.

If no one comes for it, much to my dismay, I'll have to give it all to
a thrift store that will either mark it all up and someone will have to
pay for the stuff or they'll just throw it all away because it's too
old to do anything with.

1 Macintosh with a hard drive. (I never really played with it.  It
works) Color Monitor IIe
Apple IIc
3 - Apple IIe's with different cards in them.  I think they all hav at
least the 128k 80 column card.
2 - DuoDisk drives
1 - Disk II
2 - Apple Green Monitors
5 - Commodore 64's (2 in the box)
1 - Commodore 64 - new design - broken key
5 - CBM 1541 Disk Drives (2 in well worn boxes)
1 - Vic-20
3 - C2N Tape Drives
3 - TI-99's (2 in the box, one in really great shape)
1 - Non-functional C128
1 - MPS 803 Printer


Send e-mail to szewczykm@hcgi.com if you're interested.


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