Litton Industries Monrobot XI computers available

I recently received email from FThomas470(a)aol.com informing me about the availability of some Monrobot XI computers. I would love to acquire one of these as the Monrobot XI was the first computer I ever programmed (in junior high school). Unfortunately, I am not sure I am going to be able to afford to ship one from Virginia to NH. In any case, I certainly can't take all 5-6 of them. If you are interested, please contact the email address above. I don't have any more information than what I'm posting here. If anyone decides to rent a truck to move them from Virginia toward New England I'd be interested contributing to the cost of the rental in exchange for hauling one for myself. Here is the text of the messages I've received about these machines: Litton Industries's Monrobot XI We are in Charlottesville, Virginia and we have 5 or 6 of them in storage. Until 7 or 8 years ago two of them were still being used and worked just fine. In their time, they were really great machines and I enjoyed programming and working with them. We also have 2 Friden Computypers which are earlier than the Monrobots. They had no electronics at all, but used rwo Friden late model mechanical calculators with solenoids on all the keys and electrical contacts on all the dials. They used a pile of stepping switches and a big plug-board for programming. It was a far-out design but worked very well. We will be moving shortly and are pressed for space. Please let me have your thoughts and/or suggestions. If you are interested, any reasonable offer would be considered. The Monrobot consists of the main computer unit which contains the electronics and magnetic drum, a little control unit with switches and control buttons and a place for the I/O typewriter. It's about the size of an office desk and weighs about 400 lbs. A side section connects to it and has a paper tape punch and a reader.