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what do you want for your software? can you ship postal service to USA?


In article <ht6qg114u86ne1bhovta8it4i3s9qfmrml@4ax.com>, 
stanblaz@netspace.net.au says...
> OK, I MUST clean out the study & seein' I haven't used my beloved CoCo in some
> time, sadly, I recon they have to go.
> 
> The short list is 2 complete CoCo 3 systems & enough to build a 3rd.
> 
>  #1 is 512k CoCo3, 2 x hard drives (120m & 20m) 3 x floppies (80t, 40t & 80t
> x3.5") setup solely to rum RiBBS & did so for about 10 years under various
> configurations.
> 
>  #2 is 512k CoCo 3, 1 x 90m hard drive, 2 x floppies (40t & 80t). This was my
> personal system & full of just about every game & utility you can think of.
> 
> The slightly longer list (which includes the above & a quick scan of the
> shelves)
> 
> 3 x CoCo3's (2 x 512k, 1 x 128k).
> 2 x CM8 monitors.
> 1 x IBM JX monitor modified for the CoCo (fantastic pic).
> 1 x DS96B video digitiser.
> 1 x Digisector video digitiser.
> 2 x RS232 packs (1 custom built & 1 original).
> 2 x multipacks.
> 1 x DMP136 colour printer.
> 1 x CGP115 plotter, with spare pens (printers' fine, pen condition unknown)
> 1 x touch pad.
> 2 x modems (2400 & 9600 baud)
> Plenty of spare floppy drives, MFM hard drives, IBM MFM controllers, B&B
> interface adaptors (about 15 boards & bits to finish them).
> A truck load of software & manuals & magazines (Rainbow, Color Computer News,
> Hot CoCo & sprinkling of others).
> 
> If you've read down this far you must be interested.
> All of this is going for free (but I wouldn't turn down a donation)
> 
> The catch .... I'm in Melbourne Australia.  I'll leave any organising up to any
> interested persons.
> 
> 
> --
> 
> Australia isn't "down under", it's "off to one side"!
> 
> stanblaz@netspace.net.au
> www.cobracat.com (home of the Australian Cobra Catamaran)
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cobra-cat/
>