Hello guys. Thanks for your visit and cool posting. Very well done. Some of your viewers may not be aware that we have two locations. One in Seattle and this one in Tukwila. Our Seattle store is our first location and we are celebrating our 25th year there. In addition to PC’s we sell and repair most of the Macs at our Seattle store. As well that location has a museum representing the hardware and software from the 1960’s through the late 80’s. We have already received many requests from around the globe about shipping equipment. Generally at this time where are not prepared to ship and support equipment, but we do encourage anyone living or visiting the Pacific Northwest to stop by. As we progress with our online store we will post changes to our website. Our best, Steve & Mark RE·PC

Thank you guys so much for coming in and doing this video for us! The video turned out awesome! This was an awesome experience helping you and running camera as well! :) I really enjoyed you guys :) come on back soon!

Surely every town needs this kind of recycling?

I used to work here back in like 08’ my job was dissembling the new donations in the back. I learned more about vintage pc and unique technology than I could have imagined, I really miss that job, my boss Steve was such a nice guy too. I used to have first dibs on vintage big box games that came in.

LGR would blow his mind if he was there

If that store was in my town, I'd be in trouble and spend way too much time there :D

This place seems so awesome! Being a huge pc and electronics nerd for around 20yrs it's so cool to still see this stuff saved and reused on such a large scale.

TRS-80 was my first PC. Fun fact: to this day when I'm typing out an email, I always pause when hitting 'backspace' to make sure I'm not holding 'shift' because doing that while programming in Donkey Kong would wipe out the whole line of code, not just the one/two characters. And that was a lesson that I learned 36 years ago! #goodtimes

Man! It's paradise! WoW!

I bet somewhere in that storage, hidden in a secret corner, is a real Polybius cabinet

Visited the store tonight after KZfaq randomly suggested this video to me. Was hoping to score that Teac reel-to-reel player for a xmas present for my dad but it had already been sold. Staff were cool. Fantastic place.

As a kid who grew up in a3rdworld country, i use to walk at garbage dumbs collecting broken electronics without any specific reason, i just liked it. Now after seeing this video the old desire kicked in, i wish we had stores like this in my country.

Way to support local businesses. Great work man.

I would live there if I had one of these near me.

Been a old school repair guy from 486 to dou core systems and Built my 2 man company by shopping at first Saturday in Dallas Texas....God those were great times. I would get lost in joyful exploration...they would almost have to drag me away. Love your videos and all the amazing games......your living my dream dude !!!! Just so damn cool

REPC looks amazing! Thanks for showing us the Aladdin's cave 😁

This is where skynet gets built...

oh my god. this is my mecca. I must make a pilgrimage to here.

Wow, talk about a throwback to the past! Very cool video, thanks for sharing such a unique store!

Been to RE-PC many times before, it really is a treasure trove lol. Super cool to know you go there!

I think LGR will be moving to Seattle now

I used to go there in the 90s and most of the 2K years for parts. I am to sick to go there now, so thank you MJ. If I can mustard up energy, I might go there sometime in January.

I gotta say, now that i have been watching your videos for 8 years, you still find stuff that interests me! Thank you for entertaining!

Awesome video! Picking and adventuring is so crucial to finding rare stuff & memorabilia

This is truly heaven.. a pick ups video here would be awesome!!

Metal Jesus i just want you to know how much ur videos mean to me. I just had to put down my dog today and i could not stop crying i watched a couple of your videos and they made me feel so much better. There is something about you Metal Jesus you have an aura of positivity you always treat others great you are a special person, and you give me hope for the rest of humanity.

Soooo cool !!! Nice to know im not the only one who apreciates old pcs and electronics that place looks amazing could spend hours just looking around

Great video! I appreciate the effort the guys at REPC have put in for so many years and that you did a video to bring this to light. I wish I could work for those guys!

Hello from Chile, I always watch your stuff, your narration in particular is so calming, it makes everyday life much nicer, 5 mins at a time =)

So glad to see more a drunken master paul.still sucks the mjr cave is damaged.

RE-PC is such an amazing store, I literally stop by sometimes when im in the area just to sit and talk to the guys that work there. such a great staff, always good deals. 20/10 every time I go there. so glad you made this video.!!!

Wow that store looks amazing! Cool video...I love seeing that stuff. I wish I lived closer

Holy shit, this is pretty much my dream store.

THIS IS PC HEAVEN!!!! I wish this was in my town!!!

Is it normal that I have tears in my eyes....? Memories of days that will never return. 😭 thanks guys and happy holidays.

Live in the UK but 10 years ago used to travel to Seattle every few months on business. Often had most of a day free before the flight home and spent a lot of that free time wandering round RE-PC like a kid in a candy store. Remember I got my first SCSI card there (ISA) and another time an IDE 6 CD jukebox still in its box. Many happy memories. Great to see the place is still going and wish them all the best.

Love the footage of Jamestown at the end

I know that give "likes" is free, but I usually don't give my like to every video I watch, but man, this video, YOU DESERVE IT, really GREAT video, GREAT PLACE, I wish I could go to that store and stay for a week (because is huge) I really wish I could.. Anyway, I really hope to see you go to RE-PC store again...Take care!

Super cool! Glad to see so much being preserved and used!

The nostalgia is so real in these videos, they bring back so many memories that there's been a few times where I shed some tears. I miss those times so bad.

"I haven't refurbished my car seats as well, oh yeah, I don't have a car, my windows vista collapsed during the car accident..." 🗨😘🧢💺💻🔋🔌🖥🛸💫

I love that place, I get almost all my random stuff there!

AWESOME! Guys, you made my day! As a retro gamer these computer components remind me of so many rigs I built and the time and money I spent (wasted?) as a kid for this hobby, for example buying my first CD-Rom-drive for Rebel Assault or a Pentium 90 for Wing Commander 3 or the Riva TNT 128 + Vodoo Monster 3D in SLI to play Unreal in 1024*768 pixels. Thank you for bringing back these good memories!

I wish there were more places like this. People in Seattle are so fortunate to have so many great retro gaming stores, thrift/pawn shops and warehouses like RE-PC

Heck yeah I was saying to myself I wish this video was longer

At 2:06 I was listening... I was... Please believe me, I really was. But yes you caught me. I'll admit it. As you talked about windows 98, I was watching the tiny screen of DOOM!!!

Awesome!! OMG this recalls so much cool memories back in the 80`s/90`s!

Wow great video. I am hooked at the way you display and narrate your videos. Well done! Cant wait to visit. Jenks

Constantly reminding me why you, and your friends, have the best channels on KZfaq!! It's like an inner circle of awesomeness.

I'd make a sleeper PC with that case 😎

WooooW !! Yes please more video of that store, it's just amazing!!

All those old Macintoshes, Apple systems, and early PCs... is this heaven?

This is so glorious. I hang on to my Monopoly windows 98 copy in hopes of having an old system that could actually run it one day.

Keep up the great work!

Neat! Just realized this is the first episode where you reference starting a to collect iPods (and now have provided an update years later). Very cool 🤟

WOW super freaking cool! I LOVE these types of videos!

I grew up in Sunnyvale, CA and we had a store like this for years and its now closed down. It was called weird stuff warehouse. It was a geek/techie types hangout. I built some cool stuff such as a DOS MAME PC for playing those MAME roms from the past

wow that store rocks .. shame I was just in Seattle visiting my mom would have loved to check out an Amega!!

I love these stores! They're awesome! great video!

awesome video, what a cool place, can't wait for the next video, keep up the good work! greetings from France

Does LGR know about this place lol. What a gold mine!!!

I love clicky old school keyboards!

this is absolutely amazing. I never cared about the west coast until I started watching your vids. Now I wanna live in Seattle. So much cool stuff there!

i wish all around the globe we would have more stores like that who really care about recycling and repaire stuff. what a great place to bring old stuff back to life.

TRS80'S! My first exposure to PC's was to the TRS80 sitting in the library at school. There weren't any classes yet, most of what I know was initially self taught.

I know i'm late but brooooooo you need to do a part 2.

YESS!!!! Thanks for doing more PC vids man!! I love your channel. And there's so many awesome games on PC. That PC you just built is wicked awsome. And we do not have any stores like that anywhere I know of. That store is cool cool cool. Man I wish we did have one around.

As an avid 70s-90s computer collector, this place's back room would be absolute heaven to me. VERY happy to hear they intend to fix and sell the machines.

Windows 98 may be a delicate flower but somehow it was perfectly fine with my 320GB Western Digital Blue hard drive dont ask me how but it recognizes every last bit of space I didnt even realize it until it was installed. This is on a Athlon XP machine

I remember when their Seattle store was stacked high with IBM 286 AT computers.

This is amazing! One of my favourite METALJESUS videos so far!

This is such a good find, thanks for sharing.

More Gamer Eats videos with Drunkin Master Paul please!

I love that places like this exist... amazing that you can still buy a new windows 98 computer!!

Great and original content as always!

Found this place due to this video. I've been up there to Goodwill and Value Village and never saw this place, but it blows all my previous thrifting away. CRTs, console, cords, adapters, cards, parts, pieces, you name it they have it. Spent two hours going from bin to bin just digging through stuff and giggling. Feel like looking for deals at thrift shops is (mostly) in the past. If I need a weird/rare/fun retro part these guys will either have it now or sometime down the road. Definitely worth the visit. (Also got to talk to Chris about some PC parts I'm looking for, which was kinda awesome.)

$100 for a Teac 1250 reel-to-reel? *Bargain*

Kind of like a silicon heaven! And not the implant type!

I stumbled across this video and now know why it is much harder to find older stuff here. More people are looking for it.

From smelly wet carpet to treasure hunting of old hardware. What an adventure you have brought us, great

Holly Molly!!!!!

No, There is no pc there can run Crysis just in case if you're wondering.

Great Video, love the recycling!

I am sorry I haven't discovered you sooner. You both are amazing and had to come back to post on the very first video which I subbed on. This store is not only awesome, it brings back the nostalgia of the good old computer fare days. Many people would frown at the old content and only buy, but many would love to come visit this location and help support it. Thank You for opening our eyes to a cool little center! I would love to own my TRS80 again :) or the Apple IIe or even my IBM 8088. Now we know where to go for an all-in-one shop.

id love to work there..

LGR would go nuts in this place!

Looks like I'm going to have to make a stop in there someday.Great Video!

Really nice video, I hope you go back to the store!

I think Clint just had an accident in his pants!

I should bring my survival gear because i'm never going to get out of there!

I love this store :) And MJ you rock bro! ALso broadcasted this live on my show.

These guys are TRUE PC enthusiasts, this would be an absolute dream to work here.

Screw Disney World, I'm going there when I win the Super Bowl.

See, if I had a place near me like this, I wouldn't have such an improvised (Yet entirely OP windows 98 PC). The system I have setup to run Windows 98 SE Plus!, and a lot of DOS games is a socket 478 Pentium 4 w / HT, 1GB (2x 512mb) DDR 400, a 80GB IDE HDD, some MSI mATX motherboard with an SiS chipset I cannot remember, a Creative SoundBlaster Live! Value PCI sound card, and a FX 5500 256MB AGP 8x GPU. I think it's powered by an old Dell 250 or 300w PSU, 'cause they're pretty beefy for the day and it has no extra wires dangling about. It's stuffed in this weird Antec branded ATX Mid tower case, which you have to remove the top of to remove the side panels of. Sooo, how'd I get windows 98 working on a ACPI based system with Hyperthreading, and functional USB 2.0? Painfully, slowly, and with 3rd party USB mass storage (So surreal in Windows 98) that's how... Let's start off with this, Windows 98 cannot format a drive larger than 40GB, no matter what. Windows 10 will not format a hard drive in FAT32 anymore... Soo, I had to build another parts pile to install Windows XP on, so I can format the 80GB IDE HDD in FAT32 for Win98... 'Cept Win98 is bugged the balls out now and keeps randomly rebooting or crashing, ACPI issues. Soo, I disabled ACPI, ended up reinstalling Win98 SE with Plus! (Spooky theme is my favorite). This time I had random crashes, and issues with anything that asked the CPU do to more than sit there and contemplate its new existence. After yet more troubleshooting, I disabled several more BIOS options including USB 2.0 support (Which I later reenabled after fixing a few driver issues, and finding ancient drivers that still work), disabled Hyperthreading, because oh boy, Windows 98 does NOT like hyperthreading. So, I reboot, I can now play Minesweeper, Solitare, and even defrag the hard drive without the computer crashing. Yay! But I can't game... Still can't... So, what do ya know? More old drivers instead of the latest ones I could find, lots of troubleshooting, and some third party USB mass storage drivers, it's set to go. The SoundBlaster Live! Value (NOT Dell OEM) works great with MIDI support (It's no Roland MT32 but it works very well), and games as modern as GTA San Andreas (Which for some reason runs better on the Windows 98 machine than my modern Windows 10 rig). Sad part is, I haven't had the time or motivation to find a decent 800x600 monitor so I just have to deal with games scaled down on a 19" or 17" 1280x1024 4:3 LCD... I wish I still had my old Trinitron CRT's... I had so many of them, some where straight up Sony, some where Dell's, some where Gateway's even... If anyone wants them, I can get specific driver numbers for nVidia, Soundblaster, and so on... If not,t his comment will vanish to the ethereal bottom of the KZfaq comment section... It's dark and scary down there... The trolls live down there, and they're always hungry... Can you hear them? Smacking their lips at the thought of the fools who venture to far into the dark? They're hungry...

Wow, what am amazing place to find. Definitely gonna check out their site and Ebay store. Thanks for showing them to us.

"It's not picked over like other stores" It probably is now! xD looks amazing! Thanks for the vid! :D

Them PVM's though

LGR would go nuts for this

I gotta check this place out! Thanks for the video showing off this gem. It's in driving distance!

I've lived in Seattle for 10 years and I've never heard of this place. Thank you so much for doing this video. I'm definitely going to make a trip down there in the near future to pick up some older PC's for my arcade cabs.