Have some commodore stuff to get rid of; most needs to be boxed; will see
what I can do to alleviate cost of boxing...
Shipping from 49783; have a "Pack -n- ship" place next door, so there is
usually a surcharge to normal UPS/Fedex prices (being next door, we usually
get a bit of a break, however).
All of these items are "condition unknown" - they were given to me, and
I've never had 'em hooked up. No warranties, and all that jazz.
(1) MPS802 printer - in original box with original styrofoam; ready to ship
(just needs to be taped up) - looks to be in really good shape, but that's
just looks...
(1) MPS802 printer - no box, no top cover.
(1) Model 1351 mouse
(2) old-style C=64s; 1 looks complete, the 2nd missing keys from the keyboard.
(1) new-style C=64 (similar case to the C=128) - looks complete, has a
"document support stand" attached just above the function keys.
(3) Model 1541 floppy drives - one is in the original box, and has a garage
sale sticker that says "doesn't work, $1.00" - the other two are bare;
obviously; condition unknown.
(1) commie (clone) drive of unknown specific origin: sole marking on the
front says "excelerator plus"; back says on small sticker: "Oceanic
Electronics Corp. / FCC ID: GLB3390C-118 / Golden Image / Made in Taiwan /
[FCC blurb]" - serial # 1149152. Your guess is better than mine... :-)
(2) manuals - one listed as C64 user's manual, one listed as C64 user's
guide; printed in prolly 1984 & 1983 respectively.
All for cost of shipping, and boxing if I can't find the materials...
If local pickup (Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan; take I-75 north until everyone
says "eh?" ;-) it's free, but I'm not holding my breath...
The stuff's gotta go ASAP, so unforch, it's first come, first served...
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OT blurb: I have a PlayStation 1 available with some interesting goodies;
$100 shipped; contact me off-list if interested.
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Roger "Merch" Merchberger --- sysadmin, Iceberg Computers
Recycling is good, right??? Ok, so I'll recycle an old .sig.
If at first you don't succeed, nuclear warhead
disarmament should *not* be your first career choice.
Received on Wed Jul 17 2002 - 09:42:05 BST