Commodore 8 Bit stuff.
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You may want to look around and investigate values.
Some of that stuff is worth quite a bit of money.
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FB has tons of groups...just typ in commodore...or something...
https://www.facebook.com/groups/commodoresixtyfour/
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Craigslist might also be a good place to start.
Just out of curiosity, what do you have (I used to work at Commodore)?
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You ever see The 8 Bit Guy on YouTube?
Commodore 8 bit stuff is his jam
I'd shoot him an email
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I had a C64 back in the day . Fun machine . Money was tight & they had the cheapest floppy ( but slowest ) on the market .
Even dabbles a tiny bit in 6502 assembly language . ( I had taken a little 360 assembly language in school . )
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I still have a mint condition Commodore Vic 20 with a cassette tape drive 
to wizkidTN. i have 64s / 128s. tons of other stuff . some stuff is moded. should have a box i made with the sierel sockets. AND 200 to 300 magazines. its free come get it. [email protected]
Back in the late 80's I did a lot of work at a GM plant that made ignition systems and they had CRT info displays on several of their automated lines that were run by C-64s. I think as time went on they replaced them mainly because of dwindling availability, not capability for the task.
