<From: Enrico Tedeschi &lt;e.tedeschi(a)ndirect.co.uk&gt; <You did not say CAN but you said COULD and that, in my bad understanding <the English language, is an offer. But I am not going to argue about that <I gladly accept your kind offer now. Thank you. Hoping to hear from you s Enrico, First stop it. Second, if you didn't understand it I believe the comment was sarcastic IE: we could find you a trs-80 case but since you've been such a pain it has become highly unlikely. There was no offer to supply one and there was no agreement save for you trying to instigate one. A trs-80 with a keypad (one of the earliest options!) is historically valid. Also historically valid was lower case mod, 2x processor speed up and several different ones applied to the cassette read. This is an athoritive statment as I was in the employ for TANDY from 1976 through 1979 and did consulting for another year after that. If you say you wanted the "first trs80" you should have specified one that must have the 170069A PWB, and no mods/option installed. That would have gotten you a 4k L1 machine in the first production series (under serial number 20,000 or so). You would have had to clarify if serial number greater than 0 or 1 was acceptable. Your lack of knowledge of RADIO SHACK computers and how they were sold from introduction is your loss. Allison