Tandy 1400lt

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    I have a Tandy 1400LT (In working condition).  Also comes with Tandy quick reference guide book and boot disk (250-3500 MSDOS/GW BASIC)  My hubby was the computer nut and now I have the computer and don't know much about it.  Anyone interested??  I am doing a little research and also have it on a few online forums...Thinking of putting it on E-Bay but haven't done so yet. I can use any as much help as possible as I don't know much about old computers....Thanks in advance..

Jody

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jodeemax Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 10 April 2012 Online Status: Offline Posts: 1	Quote Reply Topic: Tandy 1400lt Posted: 10 April 2012 at 4:50pm
	I have a Tandy 1400LT (In working condition). Also comes with Tandy quick reference guide book and boot disk (250-3500 MSDOS/GW BASIC) My hubby was the computer nut and now I have the computer and don't know much about it. Anyone interested?? I am doing a little research and also have it on a few online forums...Thinking of putting it on E-Bay but haven't done so yet. I can use any as much help as possible as I don't know much about old computers....Thanks in advance.. Jody
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barythrin Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 20 July 2011 Location: Texas Online Status: Offline Posts: 152	Quote Reply Posted: 11 April 2012 at 2:20pm
	It's not a gold mine but certainly someone would pick it up if offered for a small sum, or auction which would get you possibly more attention. It will probably be more of where you're located too since to be honest shipping would be around the same price ballpark as the value of the system. The manuals are neat and less common, so those will help the value of your auction a bit but again, we're still talking probably under $100. One suggestion is to look at ebay (bad pricing model but you'll see if they're common and what prices didn't attract any buyers) and search for completed auctions for that type. Tips for finding interest are showing some pictures of the system up and running and show the condition of everything. The more info/pictures the better result you'll get. There's also a free to use market place on vintage-computer.com if you don't want the hassle of owing ebay for posting fees and taking a cut, however in all honesty it gets less attention unless you post your auction and link around. So where abouts are you located? That will help local folks possibly speak up with attention.