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In article <4324@tellab5.tellabs.com>, fayne@tellabs.com (Jeffrey Fayne) writes:
> In article <1990Oct23.194330.19331@ccu.umanitoba.ca> umhudso7@ccu.umanitoba.ca (Wayne Hudson) writes:
> >I've got a Wells-American 80286 tower (adaptable/replacable bus, cpu, etc.)
> >and I want to upgrade.  UNFORTUNATELY, Wells is no longer arouund

	Wells-American is of course defunct. However, their service
contracts were taken over by CompuSciences, Inc. 151A Riverchase Way,
Lexington SC. I know that they have at least 1 extra 386-16 module,
since I recently fried mine and they swapped it for a reasonable fee.
Presumably they have others, though at the time of their bankruptcy,
the 386-20 upgrade was $2495.  You can get a generic 386SX system with 
hard disk and monitor for that price now. (Hey, memory was $610 a megabyte
then too, back in 1988.)  Still, I love that 4 floppy, 2 hard drive
tower.
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