Not much 1000 stuff - I rarely even hear about it. 2000 (2500) is around, but rare. -- I think most of that came back as trades to SGI, or were field upgraded when they could to the 020 IP CPUs. Weird Stuff (was trying to remember when, probably late 80's) got SGI's trade-ins. I wasn't interested in that sort of stuff at the time. Did build a nice 31xx and wrote all of the disc contents to tape from what they had. Was a lot of fun stuff on those discs.. Even back then, there was very little 1000 stuff. The rarest were the 1000 attached graphics terminals running the Stanford V Kernel. I gave the SGI to someone.. probably long done by now. I remember running down to the Univ of Arizona to pick up a 3130 around the same time, and working on the SGI hardware FAQ. They really weren't very useful as a GP workstation, though, because of the way the frame buffer worked. Everything went through the graphics pipe and rendering processor, so you couldn't just BLT to the screen. They used Excelan enet cards so the TCP/IP had the usual problems (IP adr hardcoded, et. al.) Still have a bunch of print sets for the Multibus boards. Just waiting for the last of SGI to croak before putting them on bitsavers.