You'll need to find someone local with a pickup truck, since you probably won't find anyone willing to pay what it costs to ship it. I paid $385 to ship mine from Pennsylvania to Denver. The "Draftmaster" 7596, I believe, that we had at work weighed considerably more than mine, though it didn't plot faster, or, in any detectable way, differently. It cost and weighed more, and was more massive in its appearance. It was, however, an excellent device. one more thing . . . imbedded below. Dick ---------- &lt;classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu&gt; <snip> them. Well, I've had several people inquire about reproducing the two massive manuals, nearly 1k pages each. I sent the manuals (user guide not included) a Programming Manual and a Technical manual, the latter of which has numerous 11"x33" foldout drawings, and they have sat at the printer's for a couple of months waiting for an estimate on reproducing them to be finalized. It won't be cheap because of those foldouts, which are half-tones.