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You're correct, it didn't cost that much to ship. My initial estimate was based on a USPS medium priority flat-rate box which costs $17.10. I was able to package these carts in x 6"x6"x6" box with sufficient padding and get a custom USPS priority shipping rate from here (Tallahassee) to the buyer in West Virginia of $7.02. Occasionally, for small items, where price must be kept especially low, or where tracking is not needed, I will use USPS ground advantage. Otherwise, I generally prefer USPS priority over other methods because it's usually fast, arrives with your regular mail, can be shipped to PO boxes and includes $100 of built-in insurance. Also, if the receiver uses the USPS informed delivery service, it will not only provide detailed tracking updates, but will also automatically notify the receiver when a shipping label for your address has been created.

[GONE] Thanks! I need the space on my shelf, so I'm giving away these six extra duplicate carts for free plus $18 USPS priority shipping (CONUS) to the first person to PM me. - Berzerk - Enduro - Missile Commad - River Raid - Space Invaders - Star Raiders Merry Xmas! -- Dave Photos attached

I've recently restored and repaired a Compaq Portable III 386. The complete article can be found on my website. - https://retrorenovations.net/2023/10/1987-compaq-portable-iii-386/

As I mentioned in my in my introductions forum post, this is to announce the creation of a new group. The Tallahassee Vintage Computer Club! My goal is to have monthly meetings, share our love of all things computing and help each other with our ongoing projects. I'm working with another local entrepreneur, who is building the Anime Garage Cafe in Tallahassee, FL to establish a place with suitable space to both meet and set up computers from my personal collection to share. I'll need all the help I can get and I'll keep y'all updated with our progress as it happens. Very exciting!