So this is no longer in existence? That's a huge shame, even though many of those prices are absurd.

*sheds a tear* Jesus fucking christ, my wallet would never recover from that place.

I wish this store was in my town, i would have a field day in here

It hurts just watching this video. I would love to go in there with a huge pile of cash and just buy everything lol

I would have spent my entire life there

I bet Clint from LGR would love this store.

these videos make me almost cry

australia has nothing like this, but there is so many items in there that would make me broke

I worked at this store for 13 years (left in February for a new job). It was really fun. Thank you for making this video.

man i wish more places like this existed it would be so fun to explore a store like this! but considering this store closed anyways i guess these type of stores are only for a very niche group of people and dont make that much business....still cool though!

So cool ... including the “Airwolf theme music”. 🙂

Amazing! I wish we had those kind of stores here in the UK! I recognise quite a lot of those machines in the museums collection :)

This channel, 8 bit guy, lazy game reviews, I’m addicted to all of these channels! Keep these videos coming! I subscribe, thumbs up and comment every chance I get! Thank you!

Dang, I wish I had Discovered this channel sooner. If I had seen this video when it was new, I would have had the pedal to the metal all the way from NJ to TX lol

Man, if only I could travel back in time to see this place :( Pretty amazing!!

Wow, this is like a computer junkyard, so cool.

When I visited California last year, I was told of a similar place in Sunnyvale called Weird Stuff. It was absolutely beautiful.

Things I used to own that I purchased there... A Mac SE, Performa 6360, Quadra 650 (with A/UX), Quadra 660AV or 840AV ( I forget), and a Sparcstation IPX. I still have a PowerEdge 6100 (dual Pentium Pro) in storage from there but it was disassembled and I had raided the SIMMs for my SGI Indy.

The Amount of PS/2s!!! I would have went crazy!!

Excellent tribute! EDS shall be missed.

I'm really sad to see that place go. A treasure trove of history. If I could I'd buy the shop, who wouldn't ?

I gasped when I saw those really really early Macs.

I can tell you are a BIG Alabama fan!

OG pretending to do a covert operation haha P.S. love the music :D

Props for the Air Wolf theme song

Wow I'd love to walk around this place... Wow the smell is probably old platic and electronics

I would love to visit this shop...there are some very cool items available...the sad thing, though, is that many loose old mobo's found for Macintosh SE's, etc, are usually loose, because they were previously gutted due to being failed boards...great video. PS. I saw a TRS - 80 Model 3 there...I learned basic in grade 9 on one of these amber screened 16kb machines...they would not be too useful, but would be cool to tinker with.

OMFG if I had known about this place I would have driven up from Houston and bought half the store out! Now I must see if there's anything similar down here.

Would have loved to rummage through that store.

i could not like this video enough and wish i had a store like that around here. (florida)

Well... It's kinda good that I didn't know about this place. Because if I did, I would get myself a freakin mortgage and buy everything!

OS/2 IBM’s 32 bit OS for PC was Great! It was the only OS that had the internet pro also built in. Back in 1993 (my first time on the Internet) Windows did not have a way to get on the internet without a added program.

Dang! Sucks that place closed, and yes, I realize by the date stamp on the video I am "late to the party". I'm in Montgomery, AL, and I've scoured for places like this. To my wife's delight, I have not found one yet LOL.

Nice!

Wow I wish there were stores like this on the UK!

There's a similar place in San Jose called "Weird Stuff". It's awesome.

A compact VHS camcorder would be fun to find there.

Air Wolf music theme in background... ya thought I wouldn’t notice? Lol

Dang those vintage keyboards though

Miss that place so bad!

This is a heaven

I'm having an aneurysm just watching.

A Place called Awenda, SC In USA Is a Recycling center. They Have 80 Computers. Best part: EVERYTHING Is FREE!

that place is basically heaven

Wow, that Sega CD-32X combo...

i have a roman abucus is that any use to you,i found it when i was digging some drains

Is there anything like this in the DFW area anymore? Checked the Dallas Goodwill today and it had basically nothing. Found one floppy cable with a card edge connector on it and that was the most retro thing they had.

By Ultima this store gave me a nerdgasm!

a nerds heaven id love to go to a place like this

are there any other electronic stores like this one left in the metroplex?

If only I had a store near me that sold stuff like that

Wished there was a place like this where I'm at.

We are now halfway through the year 2022. What do we think of those prices now?

those prices are crazy high but its a shame it went under if I started a business this is what I would want to do, collect electronics make sure it all works then strip it down for someone else to make their own build with what ever parts they want/need.

I can never find stores that sell so much cool stuff in my state

I would go broke shopping there!

damnlook at those beautiful gaming consoles!!!! damnit i wish they didnt close!!

I am looking for a ps3 fat for my ps2 and ps3 games pls tell me if there is a ps3 phat backwards compatible

Soo Many Vintage Apple Computers that where probably a good price. WHY DID IT HAVE TO CLOOOSE?!?!

Wow! If I could have gone there and had tons of money I wouldve gotten some, well quite a bit, no ALL OF IT!

dam so like the old tv repair shop shown in shango066's vid this place too is gone/going, reminds me of the old computer reclying place we had, most of the stuff was either water logged (as in open top contaner great idea just let the water damage the products) or were pritty much dead as in had nothing in them just the board and ram that was it,

i found a 5 1/4 disk drive at a goodwill. no one knew what it was... (omg). i scrapped it for parts... good stuff... (just cost $2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)- the motors cost $5!

Anyone know of a similar store in the Austin or Houston areas?

Air Wolf FTW. Nice.

2:00 help me, where is this melody from?!? I know it so well yet I can't remember from where!

Is that Airwolf playing in the background?

THE KEYBOOOOOAARDSSS

Didn't you sell the IBM Model M keyboard by any chance?

My dream shop. These shop definitely do not exist in Belgium.

I'll have to make an Ebay store to give away my old stuff, motherboards, etc. I don't even want to sell it, just don't want to throw it away.

Do they sell Casio CZ synthesizers from the 80s? Or accessories? What a store!!

Holy cow!! Where is this place? And what are there prices like? Would be a great place to look for parts to continue souping up the 486 DOS Gaming rig. I saw A DeskPro somewhere back there, and an AT clone. Cool place.

heaven!

A real treasure trove of tech goodies, but I can see why it's going out of business, it's far too expensive.

i could spend a whole day in that place, i love trying to find useful things in places, i found a whole core 2 duo machine hidden away in a furniture one, i got it for 20$, and it had 4gbs of ram

its... its... Beautifal

Anyone know what this stores called

dude i live in fort worth, i need to check this out

Wow, that place is amazing, nothing like that here ;o(

omfg i wish this was in houston, ive been working my ass off just to find the parts to a p3 system, omfg

THEY NEED THESE IN ILLINOIS

its sad to see it go, i just saw this video, i would have drove 12 hours to go there had i known about it.

literally a m0116 just floatin away :(

Yes, LaserDisc Burners do exist.

THIS IS BEAUTIFUL IS THERE SOMETHING LIKE THIS IN EASTERN IOWA???

Wish i could go there

If I was in the USA i'd go there with 100$ and buy as much things as possible

Ooh you could have picked up a bunch of IBM model m keyboards. They go for like $50 on ebay

o0 LaserDisc Recorder, you say? www.laserdiscarchive.co.uk/laserdisc_archive/pioneer/pioneer_vdr-v1000/pioneer_vdr-v1000.htm when it came out: "The VDR-V1000 sells for around £25,000 and the blank discs for £800."

What caused them to close

Dang! I wish I knew about this sooner. If any of you guys know of such a store somewhere else in the us, let us know.

nice store

I want to know how to find stores like this.

OMG so much eye candy!! Wish I could have grabbed some of those before they closed.

It was hard to watch this and see all those computers just sitting there, all but forgotten.

Damn, I sure wish this place still existed. :(

Oh, I loved that place! It was my go to for random cables that I needed. Blank Laser Discs?!? If only the machine needed to run that was not rarer than a unicorn bitten by a werewolf, I would be interested. I loved those cameras that used floppy drives! I am sad that I don't have one anymore. The computer on the bottom shelf mid-screen at 6:07 looks familiar, but I can't place it. I wish I could get back there in time to look for an amiga display adapter. There was a very small place like this in Irving, but it was complete luck of the draw. But, they did repairs there to so you could always ask them about strange things. Sad to hear it is going away, but glad you got a chance to video it. There was a place that I used to go that closed down. Here in Michigan I am learning my locations, but there is nothing like First Saturday or Traders Village up here.

Mustard yellow Amiga 500's for $200 is part of the reason they went under.

That giant stack of blank laserdiscs makes me cry. I would have loved to get a few of those.

That store looks looks like it was fun to browse, great old stuff, your video had me imagining owning the place, and making the employees dress as Jawas.