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Retro storage gets a museum send-off on LGR Blerbs

A TRS-80 hard drive inspection connects with a September road trip to Vintage Computer Festival Midwest.

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$3,495 12-Megabyte Hard Drive from 1983

The upload button rested. LGR Blerbs posted nothing new, but its off-the-cuff tech catalog brought in about 58,000 views, with subscribers unchanged and daily viewing running below its usual pace.

The biggest source of momentum is "$3,495 12-Megabyte Hard Drive from 1983." The price and capacity make quite a pairing, but the machine's appearance is what grabs Clint's attention in the description. Before donating it to the Midwest Computer Museum, he takes a look inside and powers it on. He also supplies a useful detail for hardware enthusiasts: the drive inside is a Tandon TM-603.

That museum-bound hardware has a companion travel diary in "LGR Vlogs: 2026 Vintage Computer Festival Midwest." Clint and his brother Luke drive from Asheville to Illinois, set up, give things away and wander the event. The chapter list makes room for food and a Mitsuwa stop as well as computers, a reminder that a vintage-tech weekend includes the journey there and back.

For something considerably less vintage, "this suspiciously cheap $67 racing seat setup" is the next busiest video for daily views. Clint buys the seat and wheel mount against his own advice, then assembles it to find out whether the low price is a warning or a pleasant surprise. Its daily audience is larger than the festival vlog's, though the hard-drive inspection remains the most active of the three.

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