G'day, While searching for existing searchable archives of classiccmp, I found <URL:http://epainotes1.rtpnc.epa.gov:7777/r10/owcm.nsf/recycle/pcrecycle>: [...] Computers and electronic equipment that still work, but are obsolete, may be suitable for reuse. Check with local schools, training institutions, or non-profit organizations to find out if they accept donations of this type of equipment, or use the list of recycling options to obtain the names of organizations that will repair, consolidate, or reassemble the equipment before donating or selling it. There are a growing number of hobbyists interested in very old computers. Any machine that is "so obsolete that it can't be reused" may actually be of great interest, and potentially worth much more than its value in scrap metal. Older is better here. There is a "classic computer" mailing list at classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu , and more info can be found at any of these web pages: http://www.yowza.com/classiccmp/faq.txt http://www.cs.unc.edu/~yakowenk/classiccmp/ [...] -- Sergey Svishchev -- svs{at}ropnet{dot}ru