I'm doing a bit of cleaning out of random things I don't use much anymore; hopefully these can find a good home. Make an offer on these, I'd prefer local pickup (for the VDP-80 I require it, it's just too large/heavy/fragile to trust with shipping) near Seattle. Thanks, Josh Here's what I have, S-100 wise: Boards (in as-is condition, unless otherwise noted): - Tarbell 1011D FDC - Solid State Music VB1B video interface - SSM CB1A 8080 CPU (+2k RAM). Working, used to use it in my IMSAI . - Processor Technology 16KRA, 16K static RAM. - CompuPro (Godbout) RAM16 - 64K dynamic RAM (despite the name) - IMSAI MIO (rev. 2) - Serial/Parallel I/O board - IMSAI VIO (rev 2.1) - Video board - PSS RAM65 - 64K ram? (never could find a manual). - Piiceon 8K Program Saver (2708 EPROMs). Only two EPROM sockets (of 8) installed. - Ithaca Audio 8K static RAM board. Bad shape. Missing a row of chips, looks to be an unfinished kit. Corrosion. Computers: No-name (TEI generic chassis, about half as deep as an IMSAI, no blinkenlights) with the following boards: Thinker Toys SUPERRAM 16 - 16K static RAM. A bit of corrosion on a few chips, but should be easy to clean up Thinker Toys 32K static RAM. Also has some corrosion. The Memory Merchant MM16K14 - 16 K Ram. Corrosion as with the others. IMSAI SIO Rev-3. Dual serial board. Corrosion. Northstar ZPB-A2 Z-80 CPU board. Corrosion . It looks as if this system sat on end in a shallow pool (say, 2") of water for a couple of days and wasn't properly dried up afterwards; all boards installed have corrosion on their left sides, affecting a couple of rows of chips. The backplane also seems to be a bit corroded but is not as bad. Despite this, the chassis is very clean. Power supply seems to be fine. Definitely a project, but probably fixable with some new sockets and ICs. Complete IMSAI VDP-80 system (http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=343) with manuals and software. Unknown working condition, but it's not in bad shape given the years -- some screen rot. I got it as a project and it's just been sitting there, waiting. Debating whether to hold onto it or not -- make me an offer I can't refuse :).