IBM PS/2 Model 80 motherboard / sale

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From: Joel Samoff
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 08:25

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I am looking for a replacement motherboard for an IBM PS/2 Model 80-071
(alas, even IBM's diagnostics cannot tell me exactly where the failure
is, though apparently the 386DX is OK).

IBM's price for a replacement motherboard is higher than its price for a
new low-end 486 system.  Kingston, Sigma, and other motherboard suppliers
are only marginally less expensive.

I would appreciate suggestions on where to turn for a replacement.

If I am unusccessful in finding a replacement, the entire system will be for
sale on an as-is basis:
	IBM PS/2 Model 80-071 (tower model with lots of empty slots and bays)
	386DX 16 Mz (functioning fine)
	2 MB additional memory on daughter boards
	70 MB hard disk (ESDI)
	3.5" diskette drive (1.44 Mb)
	IBM enhanced keyboard
	IBM 8503 monochrome monitor
	cables/cords


Joel Samoff

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Subject: IBM PS/2 Model 80 motherboard / sale
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