I can't find it on http://www.stereo80s.com ..I don't know what Model # or the Year .. Is there any site for 90's Radios??

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Really?? No One

Love the drawings. Are those GE factory blueprints? I would search weekly on ebay for 'GE boombox' or something like that. It is bound to turn up.

I drew them

I too think that if you searched eBay regularly for several weeks/months it will turn up there. I found a few "not-so-collectible" items I'd been looking for that way.

Another option is to search/browse the ads in the free newspapers scanned into Google News Archive - you can narrow the search down to the time period you think that set was made in.

I don't want to go the ebay route...I would rather ask here & the other forum's I go too

I was just pointing out that eBay can be a good research tool.

I'm not trying to be offensive, but frankly the illustrations offer little usable detail for the handful of members who might know enough about 1980's portable stereos to be of some help.

No offence taken :)

That's all I could remember off my head..

This one might be close... Perhaps take it as a starting point and describe features of the one that you are trying to find that are different:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-GE-General-Electric-BoomBox-Ghetto-Blaster-6200-/270691323779?pt=Vintage_Electronics_R2&hash=item3f0675cf83

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jr

google stereo2go, there's a forum with that (or very similar) name full of guys who are as crazy over boom boxes and cassette walkmans as this forum is on round screen colour tv's.

Thanks

Find your GE General Electric Boombox ?

Yes I did, But not the model # I wanted