> "Paul Finch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Skipp,
> This was a Motorola Service Shop in West Texas. They
> were trying to get into the wireless Internet business
> and went first class, new trucks and all. They only
> lasted about 6 months.
The wifi guys out here on the West Coast are beating each
other up over prices and service... whey they're not
jamming each others systems.
> The main thing I would be selling is the Motorola
> Service manuals, everything from Micors to Syntors
> and MSF 2000(?). I did not want to drool too much in
> front of the guy that's giving it to me lest he might
> charge me for the goods.
MSF-5000 or MSR-2000
I saw a stack of Syntor Mobile radios on a wood flat
yesterday. I could probaby buy the pallet for $100,
which is almost a crime. Poor Syntor mobiles are
worth little or nothing these days...
> Main thing he wants is to get it out of the building
> and he knows it's worth something, just not sure how
> much. The space in the building is worth more than
> the Motorola "stuff".
> Paul
Yep, my old SF Bay Area Motorola Service Shop was paying
$17,000 a month rent... but we had a great view of
an auto parts recycler on the other side of the railroad
tracks... The shop was closed a few years ago and the
remaining people work from vans and cell phones. Yuck...
Good luck with your manuals...
cheers,
skipp
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