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If it is flat for $300 how much extra does it cost to unflatten it....

Craig Dewick wrote in message <7fqvs9$744$1@lios.apana.org.au>...
>
>Hi everyone,
>
>I have a SunVME 3-slot deskside tower case available for sale. I haven't
>used it for about a year, so there's no point keeping it any longer since
it
>takes us valuable floor space.
>
>The case will accept most of the older style SunVME CPU boards, etc. to
make
>a very small, compact (by the standards applying at the time those cases
>housed state-of-the-art machines) system unit.
>
> [ One good use for it is with a 4/6xx sun-4m series CPU board to make an
>   interesting machine using cheap CPU modules and RAM (the 4/6xx's take 4
>   meg, 30 pin parity SIMM's). 4/6xx boards will run everything up to
>   Solaris 2.5.1, and support CPU modules up to SM-61's.  They also have 4
>   Sbus slots so with one board they make a complete machine. ]
>
>Anyway, I'd like to receive $145 for the 3-slot SunVME deskside tower case.
>
>Currently installed in it is a 4/3xx CPU board (which takes eight x 1 or 4
>meg, 30 pin parity SIMM's), and a cg9 24-bit colour framebuffer. Both of
>these boards are in full working order.
>
>I will sell the 4/3xx CPU board for $60, and the cg9 24-bit colour
>framebuffer for $135.
>
>If you would like to buy the 3-slot tower case *and* the 4/3xx CPU board
>*and* the cg9 24-bit framebuffer together, I'll sell the whole lot for a
>flat $300.
>
>Please reply via email, or phone me on 02-9520-2550 (home phone, *not* the
>SRK phone), to arrange a look see. I'm living at Waterfall, and the gear
>will have to be picked up since it's too heavy to ship (especially the
>3-slot tower case!). The sooner it's moved from here the better since I'm
>just going to throw it out otherwise, and I'd prefer it to go to a good
>home.
>
>Regards,
>
>Craig.
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