Thanks for the response Max,

I am referring to the panel that has the keyboard, serial ports, and mouse.


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On 2/24/2000 at 3:48 PM Max Timchenko wrote:

>Hello Richard,
>
>24 February, 2000, 03:07:35, you wrote:
>
>RK> I have some no name PC cases which have a knock out panel where
>RK> the I/O devices connect. Does anyone know where I can get panels
>RK> to replace damaged panels?
>
>If you mean the panels near the extension slots, then these can be
>pulled off any antique case (even an 80286 AT will do) - they are
>compatible.
>
>In fact, I think you can drive to nearby garage sale or computer shop
>and ask for old, broken PC... the chances are good you'll salvage 3-6
>panels from each. I have salvaged some 30 from thrown-out PCs and now
>supply all my friends with those when they need 'em.
>
>If you're talking about the area where keyboard, printer,
>etc. connectors are located - then I don't know.
>
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