Lots of misc for sale

[channelmaniac]

Hi everyone,

I have a bunch of misc. stuff for sale. Price plus shipping and prices are negotiable if you're buying a few things. Shipping is from Highland Village, TX (75077 - Dallas Metro area)

MF504C-312U floppy drive. 1.2Mb/720K (mode settable by jumpers) - $10
Thunderclock Plus (Apple II series compatible) - PM offers
ROMOX 16K cartridge for Vic20 (sealed in original bubble/cardboard package) - $10

VIC-20 carts:
8K cart - $10
16K cart - $15
Gorf - $5
Jupiter Lander - $5
HesWare Turtle Graphics - $10 (sealed)
Crush, Crumble, and Chomp $10 (Cassette, sealed)

TRS-80 and CoCo items:
TRS-80 Color Computer 3 - has plastic damage on top where a different plastic foot melted it a bit. $75
FD500 Floppy drive w/2 drives and cable (no controller) - $25
2 Full height separate floppy drives with controller and cable - $40
DCM-3 Direct Connect Modem (external modem) - $10
Standard joysticks - $5 each
Standard joysticks w/metal shafts - $8 each
Dungeon of Daggorath cartridge - $5
Project Nebula cartridge - $5

Hamsoft for the TI-99 "For use with the Kantronics interface" - $15 (in box with manual)

Tandy Deluxe Joystick (PC/Apple IIe) - $5 (in box)

Apple II series:
IIe motherboards $45 each
//gs system units $65 each
Disk II $8 each
Disk controller $10 each
64K 80 col card $10 each
Super Serial card $10 each
Rana 5.25" floppy (ribbon cable interface fits Disk II controller) $20
5.25" Unidisk $20

Will take a trade of a PCjr power brick towards some of this.

Thanks!

Raymond

 

[NF6X]

TRS-80 and CoCo items:
2 Full height separate floppy drives with controller and cable - $40

Are these full height drives the ones with a big lever at the bottom right corner to unlatch the drive door, like in this picture?

 

[channelmaniac]

No sir.

 

[channelmaniac]

Took it out of the box for the first time... and it's dirty.

Dropping it to $5

 

[channelmaniac]

Floppy drives...

Cable wasn't with them. I have to dig now to find it.

 

[NF6X]

Thanks for posting the pictures. Based on the catalog number, I think that those full height external floppy drives were originally sold for use with the Model III and Model 4. I'm personally looking for ones made for either the Color Computer I or the Model I, but I bet somebody needs those Model III/4 drives. Of course, they're probably all somewhat interchangeable, if one is not obsessive about having the exact correct drives for a particular system. Maybe I'll decide to buy them if somebody else doesn't pounce on them soon. After all, I have poor self control.