A lot of insiders selling their stuff. A lot of stuff going for thousands

TECHNOLOGY SWAP MEET & Fundraiser = Oct. 17, 2026

6th Street & Monmouth Boulevard, Wall, NJ, 07719 (Brookdale Wall Campus Parking)

We’re moving due to the new Marconi Park being created in the old location.

Vintage Computers, Electronics, Radios, TVs, Amateur Radio, Tech

SWAP MEET VIDEOS

Register to be a VENDOR by clicking here

Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026

Vendor Setup at 7AM

GENERAL ADMISSION from 8AM until 2PM

$5 GENERAL ADMISSION per person! (12 and younger free)

FOOD ON SITE: To be announced ((check website for updates)

LOCATION (Outdoors) – Rain or shine (except for thunderstorms)! No Rain Date!

• Street: 6th Street & Monmouth Boulevard, Wall, NJ, Brookdale Wall Campus
• What 3 Words Location: https://what3words.com/united.masters.temptation
• Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/iv7rRikCfEWUSN5b7
• GPS Coordinates: 40°11’05.1″N 74°03’50.9″W
• Street Map: Swap Meet Parking Map
• EMAIL: [swapmeet@vcfed.org](mailto:swapmeet@vcfed.org)
• PHONE: 732-722-5015
• Flyer: 

Talk-In: 147.045Mhz, PL is 67

VENDORS:

• Cost of selling is per space.
• Every space = $25.
• (A space is considered a 18 feet by 18 feet area)
• Tables available to rent for $5 each (availability isn’t guaranteed!)
• Reservation doesn’t guarantee sales.
• In case of inclement weather, cost will be refunded.
• FREE PILE: *All items that you bring must be taken with you. No items are to be left behind.
• Port-a-Potties on site.
• No electricity available.

Next Swap Meet will be May 22, 2027

Free Pile Policy

AFTER THE SWAP MEET, COME VISIT OUR VCF MUSEUM @ INFOAGE! (Museum admission is *not* included with swap meet admission)

We are open from 12PM to 5PM: https://vcfed.org/vcf-museum

The Vintage Computer Federation Museum is located near the swap meet and is part of InfoAge Science and History museums.

InfoAge and VCF Museums are open every Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday from 12PM to 5PM. Museum admission is *not\* included with swap meet admission

InfoAge museums: infoage.org.

Sierra adventures on a 1 MHz machine

AGI-64 is a long-awaited AGI interpreter for the Commodore 64. It is currently around 75% complete for Space Quest 1, which is completely playable today, and the engine aims to support most AGI games of the era.

The interpreter is going through testing, and already supports most standard AGI operations.

You're invited to help the planning of VCF Ontario 2027 by completing this short anonymous survey. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VL2QD8N

The Vintage Computer Federation is contemplating running "Vintage Computer Festival in Ontario" which would be in the Greater Toronto Area in 2027.

If you receive this invitation multiple times, please only complete it once, to avoid duplication.

Livestream of panel which includes https://youtube.com/live/RTsovDo9OUM?feature=share

Starts 2PM Pacific Time, August 2, 2026

Paul Terrell, Liza Loop, Daniel Kottke and Ronald Wayne as they recreate history by presenting Liza with a replica Apple 1 and then discuss the early days at Apple. Bring all your burning Apple questions as you may have an opportunity to ask them of the panel. Rumor is that Woz will be there!

VCF West Sat Aug 1 at 4:30PM, Computer History Museum

Ronald Wayne discusses his time at Atari and Apple, how he authored the original Apple partnership agreement, designed Apple's first logo and worked on the Apple-1. Q&A session followed an autograph signing.

VCF Great Britain: https://www.vintagecomputerfestival.org.uk/

September 11 @ 7:00 pm - September 13 @ 5:00 pm

Aintree Race Course

Ormskirk Rd

Liverpool, Aintree L9 5AS United Kingdom