Hardest to Find Classic Computers

On Fri, 14 Dec 2001, Douglas Quebbeman wrote: Besides intact big iron from the 60s and earlier (i.e. CDC 6600, Univacs, etc.)? In my experience: APF Imagination Machine The only one I know of that I should have gotten slipped through my hands in a bulk sale a couple years back. Sales numbers would be interesting to know. This started out as a video game machine like the Atari 2600 but could be expanded into a full-blown computer so you could make your own video games. I have the disk drive for one (bait for the machine). Lisa (the original with the Twiggy drives) Bonus points for an original (i.e. un-reverted) unit. Most Lisa's were upgraded to use the single Sony 3.5" drive when the Twiggy's proved to be unreliable. Most (%?) users opted for the (as far as I know) free upgrade, which replaced the front panel and the drive unit. The spare parts were to be shipped back to Apple. Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ International Man of Intrigue and Danger http://www.vintage.org