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5 total messages Started by cp Sat, 28 May 2005 22:55
Home for CoCo stuff
#142
Author: cp
Date: Sat, 28 May 2005 22:55
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Hi All,
Wow, still a lot of traffic on this newsgroup!

So my house is bursting at the seams. Its time for all that old coco 
stuff to go somewhere else. I have quite a bit (Coco1, coco3 (512k), 
Disto & Tandy controller, various disk drives, a SCSI hard disk I/F that 
works but needs someone to finish register bashing to make it work 
properly, programs, manuals, OS9, C compiler, bits and pieces, rainbow 
magazines, the Tandy CM-8 monitor).

Would anyone still be interested in this stuff?

I'm not really interested in ebay or anything. I'd want to get rid of it 
in one shot. Someone could have it if they were willing to come get it. 
I live in Ottawa, Canada.

ChrisP
Re: Home for CoCo stuff
#143
Author: Randy McLaughlin
Date: Sat, 28 May 2005 22:57
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"cp" <cdpat@magma.ca> wrote in message 
news:f-adnT9ZMf1dawXfRVn-3g@magma.ca...
> Hi All,
> Wow, still a lot of traffic on this newsgroup!
>
> So my house is bursting at the seams. Its time for all that old coco stuff 
> to go somewhere else. I have quite a bit (Coco1, coco3 (512k), Disto & 
> Tandy controller, various disk drives, a SCSI hard disk I/F that works but 
> needs someone to finish register bashing to make it work properly, 
> programs, manuals, OS9, C compiler, bits and pieces, rainbow magazines, 
> the Tandy CM-8 monitor).
>
> Would anyone still be interested in this stuff?
>
> I'm not really interested in ebay or anything. I'd want to get rid of it 
> in one shot. Someone could have it if they were willing to come get it. I 
> live in Ottawa, Canada.
>
> ChrisP


I'm in the southern U.S. and too far away but I'm sure there will be a 
taker.


Randy 
Re: Home for CoCo stuff
#144
Author: Michael Black
Date: Sun, 29 May 2005 00:31
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cp (cdpat@magma.ca) writes:
> Hi All,
> Wow, still a lot of traffic on this newsgroup!
> 
> So my house is bursting at the seams. Its time for all that old coco 
> stuff to go somewhere else. I have quite a bit (Coco1, coco3 (512k), 
> Disto & Tandy controller, various disk drives, a SCSI hard disk I/F that 
> works but needs someone to finish register bashing to make it work 
> properly, programs, manuals, OS9, C compiler, bits and pieces, rainbow 
> magazines, the Tandy CM-8 monitor).
> 
> Would anyone still be interested in this stuff?
> 
> I'm not really interested in ebay or anything. I'd want to get rid of it 
> in one shot. Someone could have it if they were willing to come get it. 
> I live in Ottawa, Canada.
> 
> ChrisP
> 
I'm not in Ottawa, despite using the Freenet to post, but maybe you should
try ott.forsale.computing  It won't find a high concentration of people
interested in Color Computers, but it will get the Ottawa audience.  Given
that Ottawa isn't very far from Montreal, if that doesn't work you might
try mtl.vendre-forsale

While Montreal was obviously significant to the CoCo because of
Tony Distefano living here, I have no knowledge of what might still
exist here, and never knew what there was in the way of computer clubs in
Ottawa.  If you could find remnants of such things, you might have
a better chance of finding someone who'd know what it all is and want
it.

There are amateur radio clubs in Ottawa, I think if you dig around
the Radio Amateurs of Canada website at http://www.rac.ca you'll
find associated clubs, and given that there was overlap between
the two hobbies years ago, maybe that would help to find the
target audience.

There must be someone who wants it, you just have to find them.

  Michael
Re: Home for CoCo stuff
#145
Author: NSM
Date: Sun, 29 May 2005 02:08
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"cp" <cdpat@magma.ca> wrote in message
news:f-adnT9ZMf1dawXfRVn-3g@magma.ca...
> Hi All,
> Wow, still a lot of traffic on this newsgroup!
>
> So my house is bursting at the seams. Its time for all that old coco
> stuff to go somewhere else. I have quite a bit (Coco1, coco3 (512k),
> Disto & Tandy controller, various disk drives, a SCSI hard disk I/F that
> works but needs someone to finish register bashing to make it work
> properly, programs, manuals, OS9, C compiler, bits and pieces, rainbow
> magazines, the Tandy CM-8 monitor).
>
> Would anyone still be interested in this stuff?
>
> I'm not really interested in ebay or anything. I'd want to get rid of it
> in one shot. Someone could have it if they were willing to come get it.
> I live in Ottawa, Canada.
>
> ChrisP

Try

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OttawaFreecycle Ottawa-5408 members
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ovfreecycle Ottawa Valley-720 members
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GlebeFreecycle Ottawa/Glebe-309 members

You might find a Coco fan. There's the Quebec ones across the river too.

http://freecycle.org/display.php?region=Canada for more.

N
Re: Home for CoCo stuff
#149
Author: cp
Date: Sun, 29 May 2005 22:02
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That was fast. The material has been spoken for.

cp wrote:
> Hi All,
> Wow, still a lot of traffic on this newsgroup!
> 
> So my house is bursting at the seams. Its time for all that old coco 
> stuff to go somewhere else. I have quite a bit (Coco1, coco3 (512k), 
> Disto & Tandy controller, various disk drives, a SCSI hard disk I/F that 
> works but needs someone to finish register bashing to make it work 
> properly, programs, manuals, OS9, C compiler, bits and pieces, rainbow 
> magazines, the Tandy CM-8 monitor).
> 
> Would anyone still be interested in this stuff?
> 
> I'm not really interested in ebay or anything. I'd want to get rid of it 
> in one shot. Someone could have it if they were willing to come get it. 
> I live in Ottawa, Canada.
> 
> ChrisP
> 
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