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On 16 Nov 1996 11:22:38 GMT, bensmith@teleport.com (Benjamin Smith)
wrote:

>I have an Atari Stacey I'm selling for Parts, to be sold for parts. Not
>to be repaired. If you wan't to try to buy it to try to repair it? I'd
>advise against it. It is one of the first ones off the Assembly Line,
>without batteries. It's Switching Power Supply has been tested & works
>fine. The Stacey Switching Power Supply can Run in the U.S. or Europe
>on 110 or 220 Volt. These Power Supplies Regularly sell for $100 U.S.
>The Stacey without the Power Supply goes for $175 U.S. Dollars. Stacey
>with Power Supply goes for $250 U.S. The Power Supply won't be
>available for sale until after the Stacey is sold. Unless, of course,
>It's sold with the Stacey. It's a 4 MB Stacey with Hard Drive. Please
>direct all Replies Through E-Mail to: bensmith@teleport.com or call Ben
>at (503)256-9974.
>--
>Atari ST and Classic 8 Bit, Hardware, Software, & Accessories. (503)256-9974.
>DownLoad FREE Catalogs at ftp.teleport.com/vendors/bensmith/ or by WebPage at
>www.teleport.com/~bensmith/bscomputers.shtml Catalogs Requested by & Received
>Through E-Mail at bensmith@teleport.com  Please Specify Classic 8 Bit or ST!!

Would you please tell me what an Arari Stacey?  I've had just about
every Atari computer ever manufactured and never heard of a Stacey.
Thanks
Ernie