From: Richard (legalize_at_xmission.com)
Date: 2005-11-10 18:12:01
In article <Pine.BSO.4.58.0511020020470.3898@grex.cyberspace.org>,
William Levak <wlevak@grex.cyberspace.org> writes:
> Sorting out which is which is a lot of work. 5.25 disks are still=20
> available and are cheaper than they used to be. It may be a lot easier t=
> o=20
> just buy some, especially if you can find a dealer that is still stuck=20
> with a stock of them, which he may be glad to get rid of at a reduced=20
> price. I still see unopend boxes for sale at rummage sales.
There is a vendor local to Salt Lake City that has lots of old C=64
era stuff (he specializes in C=64 items). I've been to his store and
he is a reputable stand-up sort of guy. You may or may not like his
prices, but I didn't find them outrageous :-) but they also weren't
bargain basement. This is their web site: <http://www.oldsoftware.com/>
For members of this list, I'll go physically inspect something (maybe
even take photos for you) if you are in doubt about something he
offers.
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