Old DEC LSI-11 gear

Hello all. I've got a buncha DEC stuff in storage. The time has come for me to clean it out. I'd like to see it go to someone that would do something with it, but I'm not sure that person exists. Ideally, such a person would find it in there hearts to hand me a few bucks too, but its starting to look like that might be a bit much to ask. Trouble is, there's little that has a genuine DEC logo on it. The backplane is (I think) Netcom. It's Q-Bus. I think it's an 11/02. 28k words memory. I have a heathkit floppy controller and eight inch drive and some diskettes for it. I have a realtime clock/calendar card for it. I wrote a little piece of Fortran / RT-11 macro code for it to set the RT-11 clock from the card. I have four Diablo 31 drives, RK05 emulators, only one is crispy and won't load any more. Probably the interface buffers, can't be too hard to fix. I have an armload of disk packs for them. There's a word processing/spreadsheet package called Saturn, Fortran, Macro, enough of the O/S to build any variant of RT-11 (like F/B, realtime, etc). Last time I powered it all up, it booted RT-11. I'm located in the mid-west, in Wisconsin. Anyone suggest a kindly collector that might want it and would be willing to come and get it, or pay for shipping? -Tom