IBM 5150 PC with original DOS 1.0

[dabguy]

I have an IBM 5150 PC that I purchsed in December of 1981, a few months after the IBM PC was first introduced. I upgraded it over the years with a hard disk, half-height floppy drives, memory boards, etc., but I have since restored it to its original state: one full-height floppy drive, 64KB memory, IBM CGA adapter. IBM did not sell a graphics monitor at the time; I instead have a cheapo amber graphics monitor.

The PC includes the original distribution disks and manuals for BASIC and PC-DOS 1.0, and a box of spare parts. It worked the last time I turned it on, which admittedly was a few years ago.

I've reluctantly decided I'm never going to do anything with this computer, and I'd like to see these items go to a good home. Price is not a big issue for me.

If you are interested, let me know and I will try to answer any questions you may have.

dabguy

[Dwo Shwoom]

Well, I geuss I'll see about, I've pm' ed you, dabguy.
(P.S: This is the typing of a guy in a hurry.)

[MikeS]

I know a couple of guys looking for a copy of PCDOS 1.x; any chance you could make an image & email it before you get rid of the system?

mike

[Terry Yager]

I know a couple of guys looking for a copy of PCDOS 1.x; any chance you could make an image & email it before you get rid of the system?

mike

I can. Courtesy of Erik, I have a copy of 1.0.

--T

[collinm4]

My company is opening a museum and I would like to buy your system. Please contact me Mcollins@mazakcorp.com. I work at Mazak corporation "Mazak.com"
or mazakusa.com.

Thanks

[Terry Yager]

My company is opening a museum<snip>.

Thanks

Kewl! Where is it to be located?

--T