Thanks - it was a big load - took me about two hours to pack *most* of it into my Jeep Cherokee (with the rear seat folded down) - ended up leaving a few bits and pieces to pickup later this summer (was located about 700km It was one of those "everything went right" experiences - The Altair is *mint* - not a mark on the panel or any worn lettering ... My initial disappointment because it didn't have the silver nameplate (my other one doesn't either) was quickly put aside when he hauled out the nameplate, still with it's "pink" protective covering on it. In addition to the Mits cards listed, it came with the original Mits 4K BASIC and 8K BASIC cassettes, as well as all of the documentation - and a completely unexpected suprise was when I noticed the January 1975 Popular Electronics "Altair" issue laying on top of it (I've been looking for it for a very long time). A very nice piece, along with the Vector which is also in excellent condition. I thought so too - Very unique S-100 systems - I will be getting them up and running, and will let you know how they work out. They are mostly homebuilt cards (except for memory). I had hoped to update my site within the next week or two, however I expect it will get pushed off a little now, as some of the new material is worthy of waiting for - but the update will include photos of the two "TRS-80" S-100 systems - I'll post a note when I have made the update. Do you have photos of the Atari S-100 material posted? Regards, Dave -- dave04a (at) Dave Dunfield dunfield (dot) Firmware development services & tools: www.dunfield.com com Collector of vintage computing equipment: http://www.parse.com/~ddunfield/museum/index.html