I'll pack and bring to the workshop anything that folks are interested in. General Past projects, restored: - Amiga 3000, working, boots off hard disk, with cleaned keyboard, and pregnant mouse. $550 - TRS-80 Model III badged 16k,but 48k installed, diskless model, works great, have loaded files through cassette port from wave player. $150 - TRS-80 Model III 48k, Empty drive bays, but has drive supports and untested drive power supply. $100 - Kaypro 10, working ST-225 drive installed and loaded with both Perfect Software and Micropro software suites, reproduction install floppies. $300 - Commodore 8032, very nice, Everything I could think of to test all worked. Tested IEEE port with PETDisk. Saves and loads from Cassette. Keyboard was restored with conductive coating on the plungers. $275 - PC Junior monitor, works end of cord is not factory (I got it that way :) ). Nice looking, not yellowed. $45 FREE Stuff: - TRS-80 Model IV shell- just case, tube and video. Video board may not work. (not shown in the photos. Its presentable.) FREE - Kaypro II shell: case, Kbd shell, tube, and power supply. No drives. FREE APPLE: Compact macs: all work: I powered them up, screen, kbd, mouse, tested that the floppies mount and read. - Macintosh SE, ADB II dbd, Bus II mouse, Nice, dual floppy with SCSI drive that all works, System 7 installed. Video caps replaced. $200 - Macintosh 512K, yellowed, Ext. Kbd, cord, and Mouse, case flaw on top over what is a hot spot of the video board. $200 - G4 PowerPC Desktop, 800Mhz single proc, kbd and mouse $10 - Apple Studio CRT Monitor (shown paired with the 800Mhz G4 demonstrating that it all works) $100 each - G4 Desktop 450Mhz Dual Proc, System unit only. Case doesn't latch but looks nice. Works. THINKPADS: All have bad batteries of course but they run, as seen in the IMGUR photos. - IBM Thinkpad 380-D Win95 Laptop, works, Screen has bad pixels on left side, CMOS battery dead. - IBM Thinkpad 600E Win98 - IBM Thinkpad iSeries 1420 Win98 Professional CMOS battery dead, burried deep inside I think. And for your listening pleasure while you restore stuff: - Polk Audio bookshelf speakers