www.theoldcomputer.com

Ontario kijiji ad

Hundreds of vintage Computers, parts and games.

I sold the farm; all my computer collection must go.
Most are from the Eighties: IBM, Mackintosh, Atari, Radio Shack, among many others.
I am not willing to sell individual items; one buyer takes them all: several hundred items.
Please email any questions.
Hello Hugh,

thanks for the interest.

There are too many computers and consoles, monitors, games, printers, power supplies, disk drives, software, etc. They are mainly from the late Seventies and early Eighties: IBM, Commodore, Tandy, Atari, etc.

As they all are in storage, it is not possible to send details or pictures.

I want to sell in bulk and I am not interested selling single items.

Kind regards,

Wilfrid.

Going to see this tomorrow, guy says ther are about two half ton truck loads up for sale. Have to buy all or none.Have to see what is there. Wish me luck

second response from seller:

Right now I am asking $2500 for everything computer related, about two large truckloads; I sold the farm.

You ought to come and look for yourself.

I am retired, so anytime is a good time.

No, I am not interested on selling on eBay, it would take too long.

Kind regards,

Wilfrid.

OMG

Get the rainy day money out, sell a child, do whatever just get this motherload. You lucky b**tard. I dream of finding a barn full of old system.

We need pictures, lots and lots of pictures.

HOLY S**T CRUSTY !!! if you're not able to get that stuff i'm going to be extremly bummed for you man. a find like that would be like a playground for me (that is if i wasn't flat broke). i really hope that you are able to get the whole lot crusty, i'm rooting for you man!

Leave tomorrow morning 7:00 am, bought unseen, to start trucking this stuff home. Was told about two truckloads, or truck and trailer. Will have to make two trips. May be MIA for a few days. Sorry can not help I am so happy. Gotta quit dancing.

good luck crusty. and godspeed!

Dragon Mech wrote:good luck crusty. and godspeed!

What he said.

OMG Crusty you bought it all ... , I can not wait for the pictures

I need pictures, lots and lots of pictures. This is going to make one awesome 'find' story.

OK, went today brought small truckload home, screwed up on pictures , damn modern tech. But to give you an idea, there is EVERYTHING THERE (shouting, sorry).Industrial steel racks 3 sections , 7 ft, 5 shelves each section, loaded with games , computers, handhelds, boxes, loose on shelves. Behind shelves extending to the right, about 20 ft computers boxes 2-3 deep and high. extending to left another 20 ft, computerss boxes the same. This starts at the end of the 3 sections of racking extending left and right.

When his ad said hundreds of computers, he was not kidding. There are thousands of items. Game systems, computers, monitors, Apple, IBM, Coleco, Commodore, Tandy, Atari and god knows what else. Programs articles, printers, carts, Some in original packages, boxes. I never considered the amount of stuff that he had was soooo much.

I bought some racks from him as well, and will have to rent a cube van to bring everything home.

Side note:
to HT, you will have an Adam, maybe not boxed but there were four systems on the shelves, and one of the boxes I brought home has power packs and joysticks. So there is a complete system.

When I go back up this weekend, I will try to do better on the pictures, as I am able, because A lot of stuff has to be packed for transport. So much is loose.

Have to stop rambling, so damn excited. Will get pictures of what I brought home today and post them.

That sounds awesome crusty, god I kinda wish I was there to see it all.

Kherr wrote:That sounds awesome crusty, god I kinda wish I was there to see it all.

I wish all the regulars from here could be there with me, it is such an overwhelming sight to see.