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Don't see this big a restoration challenge often!
I don't usually see a set offered for sale in such poor shape, so I thought it worth a laugh/cry. Certainly reasonable as a parts set though.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...&category=3638 Rob |
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Parts??
Umm... Rob, what parts are you seeing? I don't see a single usable thing on that wreck!
Strangely enough a fellow wrote me this week offering a 53 CBS Columbia set, he was in NYC not Georgia though. Eric |
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Quoting the auction:
"SO I DIDN'T WANT TO MESS WITH IF IT, TO SEE IF IT STILL WORKS "
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There isn't even enough cabinet left to use as firewood!
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come on you guys
help this poor fellow out . he would like to see it restored. just think about it you will be listed in the geinnis world book of records.now would that not be something to tell youe friends about........ steve
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What if this was a Westinghouse 22" COLOR chassis?
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Poor set-esteem
Yikes!
This guy also took some major hits on the Antique Radio Forum site. He states in his copy that the TV might be set up as a display. PROPPED UP! might be more accurate. I think the joke is on us and this guy is having a pretty good laugh . |
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