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More info on that bunch of micros (nonpc) out in arizona. I talked to the person out there again and they agreed to let me post their direct email address. It is fnweird(a)earthlink.net There's sooooo much I could say about that email address, but I'll just leave that one alone ;) Anyways... it is definitely arizona, not australia. I forget the city name, but the city name "sounds" like brisbane or something like that. Also, I would really just prefer to stay out of this one - so if anyone contacted me recently (or wants more info now & in the future) please refer to the above email address instead of me. My opinion is they have too high of a value in mind on these systems. They're definitely selling them 1zies 2zies, you don't have to buy the whole lot. The superpets seem to command the most money, she said she's gotten about 4 takers so far at $200 each. The apple/trs-80 stuff she was talking like too much money to me, but - for someone on this list that is desperate to add that last missing system to their collection, maybe it would be worth it. Here's more info (very sketchy) on what they have...(bear in mind this stuff is totally out of my area, so pardon any obvious typos or nomenclature). 6 to 7 superpets SP9000 4 to 5 pet 4032 3 to 4 cbm 8032 several dual ext floppys (8050) 6 to 8 single 2031's 4 to 5 c64's 6 datacasettes units for cbm (C2N?) commie 4022 ptr ventel model 1200 modem a bunch of monitors 7 trs-80 III w/48k 1 trs-80 IV w/64k 8-10 trs-80 w/64k Pet 4016 11 cbm 4023 printers 2 cbm 2022 printers 6 tandy 1000SX's 7 tandy 1000's DMP200 printer DMP430 printer hazeltine 17xx terminals BMC800 Viasyn Dataframe 20/Supermax There there was some huge texas intruments thingy, she said it was a minicomputer?? She said there was a bunch of apple stuff too