Ed wrote.... Yes, but you might try manually typing in hp2, hp3, hp4 in the URL and you'll get the other pictures. Somehow I knew Ed would be looking at this one :) This 2100 looks like it has been kept (or was kept) in a very harsh environment as far as air contamination. I would suspect (and the pictures suggest, although not conclusively) that the heavy soot is thoroughly all over the inside of the unit. More than a wipedown is needed before trying this one's power switch. I'd pay special attention to a cleanout of the power supply and the wirewrap backplane underneath. I'd suggest electronics degreaser, this one is probably going to need a lot more than just compressed air. If you've ever taken apart a 2100A/S power supply, there's just no room at all inside them to get your fingers in and clean. Funny though, the core board that was pulled out looks quite clean. The switch covers appear to all be intact, that's a good thing. The system has 32K, a complete cpu cardset including A9, but no telling which firmware options are installed. There are no I/O cards of any kind in it, which leads me to believe the system was either a spare, or picked apart. Cant hook up anything at all without at least one I/O board. The front panel has some abrasions it looks like on the right, an airbrush gun with the right paint and that would be perfect again. I wouldn't call it a mint system by any means... perhaps "fair". Certainly restorable from a cosmetic standpoint at the least. Jay West