Commodore 64, Commodore 64sx enthusiasts?

plato computer wrote: To be blunt, there is much fondness here for CBM stuff. However, of all the machines, the SX holds a special place in my heart. I remember them for sale at K-Mart when I was 12-13 or so, but there was no way I could pay $595.00 for one. So, I drooled over it and left the store each time without it. Many years later, after I had mostly resigned myself to never owning one, two people offered me free units. One was in prisine condition, the other in good condition. Both ran (and run). That was in '95 or so. Last year, I eBayed (yes, the evil one) 2 more (one working in good condition for $50 and another not working for $25). The last one needed only a PLA. So, I'm hoarding them, I guess. They make great demo machines for EXPOs, and there are cool to boot. The best two are considered my museum pieces, while the other 2 go to shows. I even took a SX-64 with me on a business trip to work on some C-64 code last Fall. The bellhop gave some strange looks. I've got a spare keyboard missuing some keys here, so if someone needs keyboard parts for an SX, let me know. Oh, and anyone have a line on a user manual and the cute SX-64 bag? I would love to get one of each. Jim -- Jim Brain, Brain Innovations brain at jbrain.com http://www.jbrain.com Dabbling in WWW, Embedded Systems, Old CBM computers, and Good Times!