************ MORROW PARTS: New old stock ****************
 The Union Bank of Los Angles auctioned off the assets of the MORROW 
 DESIGNS,INC. Tuesday June 24, 1986 at 11:00 am. Many of the parts and 
 assemblies were purchased by Brian Whittaker of SILICON VALLEY SURPLUS.  
 A few years later most of these were added to Ron Jacobs' collection of 
 repair parts for JACOBS COMPUTER SERVICES where as a former MORROW 
 engineeer he developed great skill in the repair of MORROWs. Around the 
 end of 1985 Rlee Peters acquired all that remained of Ron Jacobs' 
 collection. Now Rlee Peters is retired and enjoys his privacy. He does 
 like to tinker with computers and help others out where he can. In fact 
 he is very generous with his time and computer parts. He worked for the 
 military and the government for many years and his specialty area is 
 computer security. He does not have an E-mail address and has no desire 
 to correspond by modem. He uses only the mail and the telephone for 
 correspondence. He provided me with a listing of his inventory from Ron 
 Jacobs which is available as a downloadable file called RLEE.LBR on user 
 area B0:.
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 He asked me to act on his behalf to field inquiries. So ... I will 
 install Rlee as a user on this MOR BBS for the purpose of taking 
 inquiries and periodically (every week or two) I will print out all his 
 messages and mail them to him for action. If you leave your mailing 
 address with your message he can correspond or mail parts to you directly 
 if he wishes. He doesn't really know what value to put on these parts so 
 you will have to make him an offer.  -
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 For example, you want a MORROW RAM DISK and documentation. This board 
 cost $400 for the 128 K version plus $80 for each additional 256 K of 
 memory up to 1 MB in 1985. You may think it would be worth $30 today 
 since your machine was purchased at garage sale for $30. You send in your 
 request. He may think it is worth more like $40 plus shipping. You agree 
 and the exchange is made. Now you may get a board which is defective. You 
 may find that not all the cables and mounting hardware come with the 
 board. You may fail to make all the correct connections and ruin your 
 mother board. You can consider it to be money spent for entertainment. We 
 are lucky that he even is willing to help us to get parts. He doesn't 
 need the money. He does need to be thanked and encouraged to continue to 
 help those who need it. If you can't take the risk, then DON'T!