DEC collection rescue...Dallas, Tx]

I am going to get rid of 7 or 8 VAX 6400 and 6500 machines, including many spares, some SF-200/900 storage, and alot of other doo-dads. Some machines have DSSI, some CI. Some have BI bus. All were removed from computer rooms. Most recently, a pair of hevily loaded 6410's with BI and SF900 fresh from Sony's decommissioned fab in San Antonio. Have also a couple three top-load 9-tracks like the one on the right in this picture: http://blues.uab.es/~enllac/enllac7/ForaOrbita/microvax.jpg and 6 LA120's or LA-120-like DEC consoles. Several boxes/lots of old dec parts also. What's my best bet for getting one entity to come take them all, in one lot, load them up and move them out? Bring two bobtail trucks with liftgates, and a couple big boys to help load. Located in Dallas, Texas (I suppose this might be of more interest to a reseller, even if they live on as parts, but they have to go, and I can't bear to push them to the curb, if you understand.) I also have, on separate deal, about an 8' high stack of VAXstations and storage expansion as well as about a 6' high stack of lunchbox-style microvax 2000 stuff like this: http://world.std.com/~mbg/mv2000f.jpg also CRT's for the vaxstations, extra parts, pedestal-type vaxen like this: http://h18002.www1.hp.com/alphaserver/vax/images/vax4000_4_5_600.jpg and Q-bus boards and keyboards, VT terms, etc. also, much 'classic' PC stuff, very old PC/XT laptops, and enough parts to carry you through the apocalypse after which VMS and DOS will be the only two things still running. All must depart. No time for ebay. -- rest begards, Patrick Jankowiak - reply to r e c y c l e r AT s w b e l l DOT n e t