Greenweld, an electronics surplus company in the UK,
is currently advertising war-surplus microvax IIs
for sixty quid each. They're being sold for parts only.
NOTE: THESE MACHINES HAVE NO HARD DISK, although there's 
an RQDX3 in the box. The one
I got had an RX33 floppy. It also had a deqna, six megs of
memory, and four KMV11s (some sort of uP-controlled serial
line). They're advertised as having eight megs of memory, 
but I'm not going to quibble at the price. 

Greenweld are at 
http://www.herald.co.uk/clients/G/Greenweld/greenweld.html
As they're being sold essentially for scrap value, the 
machines are sent by parcel post, and are apt to arrive a 
bit dented :-).

I have no connection with Greenweld, other than the fact that 
I'm a complete junk-hound.

James

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James Lothian        |      "It's life, Jim, 
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