Free computer bits in Montreal, Canada

Hello, a few bits that I'd like to get rid of in exchange for empty space that would be more useful to me :-) - A 360k IBM branded full-height floppy drive pulled from an XT, a Tandon TM100-2A - An external 3.5" 720k IBM Type 4865 floppy drive - I think it came - A german Apple ][e, with serial card, parallel card, disk II card and 2 drives, Microsoft CP/M card, original Apple DOS disks (3.3, some seem to be localised for germany) as well as the CP/M disk(s). I have no idea if it works, but it should. The power supply is for 220V, and I can't see a simple switch to make it take 110V. I assume putting in a regular north american PS would make it work without problem, but I have no idea if the video circuitry is any different - presumable monochrome should work with minor adjustments. This system was brought over to Canada when friends of the family immigrated, and was used with a simple 110-220V transformer. (I myself modified my C64 by swapping a crystal and replacing the PAL VIC-II with an NTSC VIC-II when I moved) Also comes with many Apple-II disks, some for CP/M - the motherboard of an old Apple ][ clone, with Z80 on the MB. Source of chips, if anything. Joe.