anyone on the list interested in this equipment ? contact the seller direct. -----Original Message----- From: Eric Stechmann [mailto:estechmann@abivest.com] Sent: Monday, June 28, 1999 7:29 AM To: John R. Keys Jr. Cc: estechmann(a)abivest.com Subject: Re: Vintage computers John, Well, here's a list put together last night. Some of these are in a storage unit and I didn't get over there to take inventory. As a result, the list might be incomplete, but should give you an idea: 1 - Amiga 500: w/ 'Insider' (1 MB) add-on. Hard disk & color monitor. Books and software. 2 - Atari 512(?): 1 w/ Hard disk, ext. floppy, 2 or 3 monitors (1 color, as I recall). Books and software. 3 - Zenith(/Heathkit?) Z-89: These machines can run CP/M or MSDOS. Each has both an Intel 8085 and an 8088, I believe. Two are "lowboys" with dual floppies and detached monitors. The other is an "all-in-one" with a hard disk and a floppy. The monitors are monochrome. They came from a business, and have appropriate software (I don't remember just what and it's packed away) Books and software. 1 - Zenith(/Heathkit) Z-19(?): This is an "all-in-one" Z-80 CP/M machine. It has an external dual floppy drive and an external 8-inch floppy. Books and software. 1 - Zenith laptop: This needs a battery. I think this is an 8088 system. It has a hard drive and 3.5" floppy. A couple of Epson printers. Assorted spare and salvaged parts for the various machines. Is there anything of interest to you or others? Eric -- Eric Stechmann Direct: +1 (651) 234-1217 Software Critter Fax: +1 (651) 490-1484 American Biosystems, Inc. E-mail: estechmann(a)abivest.com 20 Yorkton Court URL: www.abivest.com St.Paul MN 55117 The program said "Requires Windows 9* or better" so I bought a Macintosh.