FA: ALL of my Amiga 2000 stuff ...

[beller]

Morningsky, it would help to know where you live so you might find local help.  What you're asking isn't particularly hard but would require a bit of time....

[beller]

That is being taken under consideration, Steven.  The only impediment is the task and expense of boxing it all up, especially not knowing what is going to be of value to you and what is not.  However, if I don't get a more convenient route to take, I will go with you on this.  How do we get in personal touch to work out the details.  Is it done by posting private phone numbers and email right here in this forum?

You can use the system's private email to work out the details with someone.  I'm in Sacramento or I'd jump on it!   There is a user here from Big Bear, is that nearby?

[beller]

Morningsky,

I talked with AmigaDave who lives in Riverside.  He's very willing to help you get your files saved out.  Please contact him via the site's private mail to arrange this.  I'll drop his email to you via a private message.

Bob

[beller]

Happy to see the equipment get a good home and Morningsky can get the files from it!  Although I've threatened my wife that I'd complete my collectionwith a 2000, it's a long drive from Sacramento to Riverside!

You're welcome!

Bob

[beller]

Thanks, Dave.  I don't have room for the assortment of Commodore equipment I do have.  Mostly I have one of each model, although I've got a few 64s I've pulled SID chips from.  

Good luck on your hunt for new Amiga users!  We were complaining about the lack of new users at SACC back when I was on the board of directors in the '90s.  

Bob