Wow, that's a lot of Amigas and even a MorphOS rig for someone no longer into Amigas, LOL. I understand the desire to keep them. I hope you had them recapped. What unusual Amiga stuff did you get rid of?
Hah, I suppose that is a lot of Amigas for someone no longer into them. Though honestly, it's really only the A1200 rig. It was the one system I decided to keep. The NOS A500 will eventually be sold when the time seems right. Any others I might have are essentially parts grade, and would be sold cheaply or donated to a repair facility if I find them and get some ambition. None have been recapped, but I made sure there were no batteries or anything else short of a cap that could contaminate them. The A1200 was still stable last time it was used. At least as stable as any early C= A1200 with a GVP 030 was. (Displays the Lisa "white bars" corruption occasionally -- But my original A1200 back in early 1993 did that, too. Part of the nostalgia, I guess? :/ ) And the MorphOS system is really just an old PPC Mac I pulled from a scrapheap loaded with an OS I bought on a whim, and never really found a use for. I have a hard time considering it as much more than that, TBH.
As for the unusual Amiga stuff I got rid of... Nothing super-prototype rare, but some uncommon stuff. An A4000 desktop with CS-MK1 060 w/SCSI, CV3d, Amiga Z2 Ethernet (that old C= BNC and AUI board, forget the model)... Another A4000 with Prometheus board and PCI video and ethernet... 2x A3000 desktops, early model with the ROM tower. A retina Z2 board, one of the somewhat rare upgraded ROM editions of a FastLane SCSI and RAM Z3 card, A GVP A530 68030 + HD sidecar, an OCS A2000, A500 Bodega Bay expansion (the giant thing to make your A500 not fit on any desk, but likely to crush your foot should it fall.) An A500 VXL '030... Oh yeah, and one of those garbage zorro ethernet cards that was the junk grade ISA card poorly soldered to a Zorro interface. It never did work right. And then when I learned the ancient C= model I bought as a temporary replacement absolutely blew it out of the water, performance wise... Well, I just stuck with that. And oh yeah, I had a ASDG z2 serial card I used for a 56k modem. There was a Toaster 4000 in there somewhere, too. Though the TBC didn't work right, so it was of limited use. And a couple frame grabbers and MIDI boxes and some other misc. stuff I've probably forgotten. Oh yeah, a few oddball multisync monitors...
The A4000 / CS MK1 '060 / CS SCSI module / CV3d / C= Ethernet was my main rig from early 1994 through 1997 or so, though it started as a plain A4000 with the stock 3840 and I kept adding to it. That one was probably my favorite computer of all time in that final configuration. But it started getting flakey in the end, and probably needed a new power supply, some new caps (certainly in the audio output, at least, it got some static) and some other misc repair work. The CPU slot had a bad pin I had repaired, but might not be making perfect contact, as well, etc... Basically, it needed a good rework I never had time for. On one hand, I'm really sad I sold that rig. But I realized it needed more attention than I'd ever give it time for.
So incredibly wrong. Why do I want one?!?!