Indianapolis: More classic computing equipment than I can shake a stick at.

[Sean Caron]

Would you willing to ship the A500 up to Michigan? I'd give you a few bucks
for it as a spare unit for the one I've got.

Best,

Sean


On Sun, Aug 23, 2015 at 4:52 PM, Maxx Wood <maxxtw at gmail.com> wrote:

> Anyone who's passing through, or lives near Indianapolis, feel free to
> give me a shout to set up a time to peruse what I have. I have amassed
> enough machines to take on their own gravitational pull. Most are in
> various states of disrepair, in need of attention, but quite a few still
> work or don't need much work to be functional. A number of machines I
> intend on keeping for their "neat" factor (like an Olivetti M20) but might
> be persuaded to part with.
>
> Apple (bunch of IIc's, IIe's, IIgs's)
> Macintosh (40 or so compact Macs - 512, Plus, SE, 'splodey-battery-SE/30's
> -, a big 'ol stack of 68k and PPC desktops, PowerBooks, a stack of DuoDock
> II's)
> Kaypro (maybe 6?)
> Osborne
> Compaq Portables (luggable and plasma)
> Epson QX-10 (2 machines, 1 monitor, pretty certain I have the Valdocs disk
> somewhere)
> IBM (5150's, 5160's, and a 5170 with box, and a few monitors)
> Wang (PC S1-2 with keyboard/monitor(s))
> Franklin 8000 with keyboard
> A few 386/486 machines
> ADM 3A terminal (doesn't power on, but it's cute)
> Amiga 2000HD (boots, but I don't have a keyboard or mouse, and the floppy
> drives continuously seek)
> Amiga 500 (untested, no power supply)
> C64's (definitely for parts!) and some drives
> Tandy 1000 EX (untested)
> NeXT 21" Color Monitor (too huge and heavy for me to keep, I'll be happy
> with a VGA converter when I find one)
>
> And probably a few other things I'm forgetting about. Price-wise,
> basically make me an offer. Scrap metal prices are fine with me for a lot
> of machines so long as they're not actually getting scrapped (hence the
> post here!). If you're looking for something specific, let me know and I'll
> see what I have.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Kind regards,
> -Maxx
>