Reverse engineer the MatchPoint PC card?

Hi, Is there any interest in reverse engineering the MatchPoint PC card? I have one the cards and it appears fairly simple. It is mostly a small number of 74LSXX TTL chips and buffers. There are a small number of PALs on the board which pose the biggest challenge, I think. An open sourced version of the MatchPoint PC card design would be a powerful tool for those of us interested in making disk images of legacy CP/M hard and soft sector formats. Of course, it would imply some software being written as well to be useful outside of just the Uniform PC software which comes with it. Is reverse engineering the MatchPoint PC feasible and/or worthwhile? It might be slightly cheaper than a Catweasel but I doubt it would be as useful or flexible. I think the Catweasel ISA is probably a better deal but they can be hard to get. Are any of the original MicroSolutions MatchPoint PC designers still around? Does anyone own the MatchPoint PC IP or is it now officially "abandonware"? I would like to hear people's thoughts on the topic. Thanks! Andrew Lynch