[XCSSA] Decades of Amiga Stuff for Free...

[xcssa@xcssa.org]

I'll take it.
Alex

bartonekdragracing at yahoo dot com

--- xcssa-admin@xcssa.org wrote:

> xcssa-admin@xcssa.org wrote:
> > I hate to part with it.. But I have a bunch of old
> Amiga hardware and software 
> > that I need to get rid of.  I ran Amiga as my main
> OS from 1987-1999.  Once 
> > piece of hardware (the "tower of power") is rather
> famous A500 hacked into a 
> > tower case  (see here
> http://theweeks.org/toms-stuff/AMYHACKPAGE.html). 
> It 
> > even has a built in Syquest drive and internalized
> 14.4 external modem with 
> > LED's and stuff in a 5.25" drive bay.  Fun stuff
> hacking Amigas.. :)
> >
> > The other hardware consists of the tower, tons of
> Amiga parts, A1000, A500 
> > motherboards, pieces, software, etc.  I think that
> I even have a DCTV unit 
> > (set top A500).  I haven't inventoried it all..
> but there's a bit (I used to 
> > be a C= authorized Amiga tech).
> >
> > All or nothing.. 
> > If interested.. let me know.  
> >
> > Tweeks
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> It was a sad, sad day here as well when I parted out
> my A2000.  Twelve 
> years of Amiga fun.  My final straw was trying to
> justify t buying an 
> Ethernet card for ~$100 if I remember right, just so
> I could get 
> RoadRunner.  Over those 12 years, I probably spent
> close to $5K on a GVP 
> accelerator, PicassoII card, OS upgrades, etc.
> 
> But it was FUN!
> 
> 
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