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And please renmember that things most people consider to be trash may well be useful for restoring vintage computers. A defective cirucit board may either be repairable, or may yield an otherwise hard-to-find chip. As an example, I am looking for a couple of a particualr Sony 3.5" disk drive (I can look up the model number). I don't care about the condition of the heads. I don't care if the chips are blown. I don't care if the PCB is cracked. What I need, actually, are the plastic front panels and eject buttons. These drives were used in an Acorn filestore unit, I have 2 drives from other Acorn machines where they were used without panels and buttons (the computer case mouldings provided the disk slot, etc). Yes I could use any 720K drive, but I like to keep hardware as original as possible... -tony