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Images from Chris Singleton


It appears that there may be two Kaypro 4Xs to have survived.
It appears that there may be two Kaypro 4Xs to have survived.


Around 2017-2020 there was one in the Los Angeles area that had been in the estate of a WWII German scientist, it stayed in the LA area, another was in the Vancouver, Canada area at the same time.  
Around 2017-2020 there was one in the Los Angeles area that had been in the estate of a WWII German scientist, it was sold to someone in the LA area. The other 4X was in the British Columbia, Canada area at that time up to 2026 when I purchased it.  


[[Drivetec Drives|See Drivetec Drives for what makes a Kaypro 4X a 4X]]
[[Drivetec Drives|See Drivetec Drives for what makes a Kaypro 4X a 4X]]

Revision as of 01:35, 12 July 2026

Model #81-015 (Stickered 4X)

It appears that there may be two Kaypro 4Xs to have survived.

Around 2017-2020 there was one in the Los Angeles area that had been in the estate of a WWII German scientist, it was sold to someone in the LA area. The other 4X was in the British Columbia, Canada area at that time up to 2026 when I purchased it.

See Drivetec Drives for what makes a Kaypro 4X a 4X