Took a trip to the University of Michigan property disposition, had some interesting things: A few IBM 7xxx serial disk array subsystems. One in the old white rack, and one double RS/6000 black rack. The double rack has 8x2GB, 8x2 rack drives for a total of 128GB of disk space. I think they wanted $10,000 for both racks. An older model (early 90's) tape autoloader and controller, with the *superbad* big green LED displays on top. An Ardent mini. Not sure what model, but it's about 2.5' wide and around 4.5' tall. $75 and it's yours :) A bunch of Sun SBUS FDDI cards. A bunch of Sun SPARC 10's, 20's, 4's and 5's. A bit overpriced at $100 each as many were stripped. A DEC TA-78 (I think) tape drive. A couple rackmount CD-ROM farms. Other fun stuff: A HUGE AmPro video projector. About a yard square and over a foot thick, must have been for a main lecture hall. A few complete, professional film developing systems. I think they had a 16mm movie developer as well. An X-ray machine, the big kind that swivels around a gurney. Misc. video editing gear, like S-video patchbays and editing VCR decks. I didn't pick up anything, but I might go back for a nice sun monitor and a few CD-ROM drives.