3 Feb
2006
3 Feb
'06
10:05 a.m.
In article <d67e42a90602030940n11631aft6978d18365e2bf0f at mail.gmail.com>,
Eric J Korpela <korpela at ssl.berkeley.edu> writes:
On 2/2/06, William Donzelli <aw288 at osfn.org>
wrote:
For those of us that are within road-trip distance, but not within
casual driving distance, can you give us an idea of what sort of
classic computing gear we might find there? I'm willing to take a
trip for specific whole items but not for just parts.
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As many of you know, the venerable Mike Quinn
Electronics in San
Leandro, CA (down by the Oakland Airport) closed last Saturday with
virtually no advance notice. If you're in the San Francisco Bay Area,
you know Mike Quinn is the one of the very last of the nitty gritty
electronics salvage shops left, with an emphasis on gritty.
Damn. I made it a point to buy something every time I went in there
just to keep some cash flowing. It was one of the last places you
could get things for reasonable prices.