Re: OT: where to sell vintage TI-99/4A?

Shane Pettit <[email protected]>
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If you want to consider donating it to a technology museum, there is a guy
who is starting one up here in Atlanta. I recently heard about it from a
friend at KSU - I can get you the contact information if you would be
interested in donating it.

I had an old commodore that I had kept around for nostalgic reasons and
found it more fulfilling to know that it would be on display for others to
enjoy.


On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 8:43 PM, David Chandler
<[email protected]>wrote:

> Sorry if I'm stretching the forum rules here, but having noted over the
> years that most attendees are of similar age and background as myself, I
> think this might be the best place to ask if there are any computer stores
> in the Atlanta metro that buy / sell vintage computers? I am moving out of
> the country and thus must part with my beloved TI-99/4A on which I learned
> assembly language in high school and pretty much cast the mold for the rest
> of my career... I would like for it to go to someone who appreciates such
> antiquities.
>
> /dmc
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