A completely FREE 1980’s 8 bit Computer System!

Mark

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29 September 2014

What’s in the box? All I can say is it tuns out to be a completely FREE 1980’s computer system, along with some unexpected software! Big thanks to Ross Taylor Green for sorting collection and postage out and Matthew Hicken for the donation!

Join me in the adventure!

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