Making vintage computers

Hello everyone, I figured this list is big enough to ask and get your opinions. My big question is, would you buy remanufactured vintage computers ? I have all sorts of details regarding the line of systems I'd manufacture (most of them from the x86 world). I spent time on the internet looking at what is the best video card for ISA, for PCI, for AGP 2x, for AGP 4x or 8x (you know, for the different voltages), what would be the best processor for what system, who would buy it aside from some vintage enthusiasts, etc. There is a follow up question, of course. If you agree with remanufacturing the Harris 286 at 25 MHz in a system with 16 CPUs and 16 MB of RAM per CPU, all connected in a cluster acting as a multi-CPU computer, would you be able to find some kind of investor who's willing to finance this ? I'm not a spammer, just asking. I don't know the "other" architectures so well (except the famous 68000 CPUs that powered Amigas and maybe PowerPC powering Macs until recently) so I would only make computers with old x86 and pre-x86 processors. Ok, I forgot one: the Zilog Z80. 32 of those in an 8-bit system with the S-100 bus. The "new" Altair 8800, if you will. Maybe a new Commodore PET 2001 as well (still with a gazillion CPUs and other such stuff).