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$25 850 interface modules
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Author: Capt'n Kurt: LTN2-2/H17 617 -486...
Date: Mon, 27 Jan 1986 18:57
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After receiving a lot of requests asking where I got the $25 850 and
$75 disk drives I did a little investigating to see if I could remember
the name of the place.

The store is called San Salvage and is located in Nasau county in Long
Island, NY.  I think the town might be either Levittown, or Hempsted.
If I had know there would have been so much interest, I would have
bought some extras.  I'm not sure how often they carry them but I do
know that it wasn't a one time special.  The store deals with items that
have been discontinued, or overstocked and sells them for cheap.  (something
like cut-out records).  From my understanding at the time, they will
continue getting shipments of atari products.  Hope this helps.

	Kurt*

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Re: $25 850 interface modules
#2275
Author: Bob Hewitt
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1986 15:57
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Thanks for the info on San Salvage Co.  I did some further checking . .
. . . they are in Farmingdale NY, at 516-249-1818.  They DO NOT take
phone or mail orders!!  Cash and carry only.  They were closed today,
but a woman who answered gave me the previous information.  They will
tell you over the phone if they have a particular item in stock and the
price, but only when the store is officially open.  If anyone lives in
the Farmingdale area, I would certainly appreciate it if they would buy
an 850 for me and I'll send a money order (or cash) to them.  Any
volunteers out there??

Bob Hewitt
Xerox Corp.
Webster NY.
(near Rochester)
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