-----Original Message----- From: Fred Cisin (XenoSoft) <cisin(a)xenosoft.com> Hmmm ... never sold in the US....I'll not dwell on the obvious about collecting a load of JX systems that were used in some schools here and selling them on e-bay ;) Do you US collectors want these machines? I don't collect IBM PC's, although I did relent once and pay $A20 for a JX machine (IBM Model 5511 with 5515 monitor and 5519 expansion unit - made in Japan and all in black with a 3.5" drive in the main box and a 5.25" drive in the expansion box) that was in good condition. As I suspected, not a very interesting computer to me. If someone was prepared to foot the freight bill from Australia, I would be prepared to sell or trade it. I also would be prepared to look out for others and send them on. Same applies to real Aussie micro's like Microbees and not-so-real Aussie items like Dick Smith branded computers (which invariably were sold under other brand/model names in the USA). Trades are more interesting to me than sales - my main interest is roughly defined as "1975-1985 home micros". It doesn't matter how much money I got for this at auction, it wouldn't help me find a lot of stuff that seems available to you lot at your local thrift store! If anybody is interested, contact me by private e-mail. Just be prepared for at least a 3-month shipping delay, unless it is only a light item, or you can afford a hefty air-freight bill. Phil Brisbane, Australia.