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    Cleaning Out an Old Computer Shop

    Picked up a call this morning....A guy about an hour away wanted to clean out a building that he used to run a computer shop in. Sweet. He said that he was willing to just give it all to us because it was no longer worth anything to him. Come to find out he is a big wig with the post office so money was obviously not an issue with him.

    Well when we got inside the shop we found out why he said they were no longer worth anything to him. There was not one single tower that was newer than a Pentium 1.

    We filled the truck and the trailer with just towers for the first load of many that are going to come out of this place. Several of the towers are even pre-processor machines and we have found about 10 of the old 8086 machines.



    We even pulled about a dozen commodore 64 machines out. We still have half as many towers to pull out and then we move on to the printers and monitors and other misc stuff that he has laying around. Certainly been a great week for us. After the last load and this one I am still waiting for someone to come along and kick me square in the marbles

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