I'm a bit unclear on how this new list setup is supposed to work, so my apologies if I've sent this to the wrong list or in the wrong manner. I have a couple of systems for sale in York, PA. I don't want to ship. Email me if you have questions or want to make an offer. Preference is given to people buying more and taking it away sooner. SparcServer 470 Power supply has problems and the cards are stuck in too tight to get them out with the plastic tabs (IIRC, I broke one of the tabs). Nice chassis, though, and aside from the PS, the cards are probably good. Similar to <http://shidahara1.earth.s.kobe-u.ac.jp/shidaharaimage/ workstation2.gif>. DEC 3000 800 This is pretty nice. No keyboard or mouse, but it appears to power up and you might be able to get a terminal working with it. It has an Alpha (RISC) processor and I'm [i]told[/i] 256 MB RAM. The hard drive is something like one or two gigabytes and is supposed to have a BSD installed with the password set to something generic like "password". This was going to be the new Applefritter server but I got fet up with trying to get a terminal to work with it. Looks similar to the two towers in <http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:A8Idr5_kU7MC:www.rz.uni- wuerzburg.de/system/pix/wrzx1415.gif>. DEC 3000 something-or-other This is pretty junky but might have some good parts. Free with the DEC 3000 800. Looks similar to <http://www.g-lenerz.de/images/dec3000-front.jpg>. Altos 3086 This was made into a CAD system by Slice. This is a pretty cool looking setup, has a big drawing tablet, and a huge stack of manuals. Information on the Altos: <http://www.aurigae.demon.co.uk/works.html>. This also comes with a generic PC or a terminal, or something along the lines of that. If you need more details on any of these systems, let me know. Apple Macintosh LC 580 Working and includes ethernet card. I have a couple of these. Things I'm looking for: Apple and Mac clones Neat Apple stuff Amiga 1000 keyboard Whatever I need to get my Altos running (the catch is I don't know what I need yet, though I'll definitley need software for it on 8" disks) Tom Applefritter www.applefritter.com