A friend-of-a-friend who's leaving not just the city, not just the country, but the continent, dropped a C=64 system on me. But I am not really into the 8-bitters; to me it would be just an amusing toy, and I daresay there are plenty of people here to whom it would be a lot more than that. It seems moderately complete, to me, and in fairly good shape for a system that old. (Going by the pictures Dave Dunfield has up on www.classiccmp.org, this is definitely the original C=64, not a C64C.) There's the keyboard/CPU unit, one 1541 disk drive (ie, 5?" floppy), a Commodore-branded monitor, two joysticks, power brick, at least a few disks of software, a bag of cables - I can go through and do a complete inventory if it matters. I haven't tried plugging it all together and testing it, though I certainly can if it might make the difference to anyone. Cosmetic condition is pretty good for a computer its age - not NIB-level pristine, of course, but it's obviously spent a lot of time either being well cared for or sitting protected on a shelf. :-) Yours for picking up in downtown Montreal. I can probably bring it to Ottawa if that would help; most months see me do at least three round trips. I could probably be persuaded to ship if necessary, but I'd naturally enough prefer to avoid that. /~\ The ASCII Mouse \ / Ribbon Campaign X Against HTML mouse at rodents-montreal.org / \ Email! 7D C8 61 52 5D E7 2D 39 4E F1 31 3E E8 B3 27 4B