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now thats a keeper!bulletproof and i ll bet the crt is still nice and sharp.as always,wish it was closer

Hopefully one of the local guys (Chris or Dwight) can save it. Better grab that one, original CRT too and doesnt look like the back cover has been off a million times either.

Just curious what chassis would that be? Looks like a space command I once parted out :nono: because the cabinet was in sad shape and I had other Zeniths to fix. Mine was a 20YC138 or 48 or 50(not sure except the 20Y part) I had a 20YC138 non remote in the house I was fixing up around the same time and that 20YC138 was my daily watcher for a few years and the tv chassis part was exactly the same as mine.

And next to it, the top of the line Zenith 960 series stereo console from 1967.
Those consoles are fantastic, belt driven changer, separate ampilfier, sealed
speaker system and very expensive when new.
Looks like they bought the TV and Stereo at the same time, probably spent
close to two thousand dollars.

I'm positively drooling over that TV! I've been wanting a color space command for a looong time, and if it were closer or the ETF meet was not approaching I'd go for it.

Oh well, one might show up at the ETF.

Tom C.

That television looks like one with a cataract problem that sat in the basement of our local antique mall for a few years. I shudder to think where it ended up. Now, strangely enough, an identical stereo console is sitting a few feet away from where the television sat for so long. Strange things are happening. This is in Fort Pierce, Florida.

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