Heres some TV's im selling now that I need to open up some more space. Many of these sets I simply bought at estate sales and never even tried them, some i did and they had some problems which I'll describe but have not diagnosed. Please email me direct at [email protected], (do not PM me)

Anyone who can make a trip up to Chicago will go home with alot of nice TV's. This is the start of the list but there probably won't be too much more being added.

Thanks-

First picture: 1964 Zenith space command 400 console, turns on but no high voltage. Same picture, 1966 Zenith roundie, untested but I did notice that the horizontal output was removed. $30 for the space command b/w, $150 for the Zenith as its near mint and probably won't take much to bring it back.

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-iGDwocLdbEk/TDp0Vg2YTwI/AAAAAAAABo8/a4scBhlC9m8/s800/DSCF4583.JPG

Next is a 1967 RCA combo with CTC-25. No raster on the TV, stereo works but hums. Unknown causes for the troubles, $100.00, cabinet is near mint.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-2BuAqImB1kc/S66o6JC09uI/AAAAAAAABUY/A2ck1WvjOYE/s800/DSCF2281.JPG

1973 RCA XL-100 modern console, works, $40.00

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Ui5PNFNgKBM/TaoRRk-WzgI/AAAAAAAACJk/ibs9dZVtf5I/s800/DSCF9193.JPG

1963 Zenith b/w portable in blue steel cabinet, I believe it works, $40.00

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-QU7xsUNOydc/TApp6yGu_hI/AAAAAAAABmA/74l1qz-CLTk/s800/DSCF3922.JPG

1961 Zenith b/w portable in white steel cabinet, I believe it also works, $40.00

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-Ix-puHG9eMk/TeLuy6eu1DI/AAAAAAAACPs/-TwQSmHjxhk/s800/DSCF3414.JPG

1974 Zenith Avante space command, works with remotes and manual, $100.00

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-Qdgk-rihNxk/TWl9pwbrWQI/AAAAAAAACDg/brV2uqIoQgM/s800/DSCF8383.JPG

1973 Zenith flat chassis solid state in danish modern. WIth manuals, works $30.00

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-xCTrfnaMkbU/TWl9rMTUH7I/AAAAAAAACDk/8rmgaZGGlTg/s800/DSCF8385.JPG

Ohhh man! I sure wish I could live in Chicago! I love those sets with the angled peg legs.

Which one will hold the largest Aquarium? :stupid:

I'd love that 61 metal zenith portable, but I also know what it would cost to get it here . . :(

Wish I lived a little closer to you.

Nice--I like how the pictures are a mini-tour of Chicagoland estate sales. That XL-100 is gorgeous and very tempting. Wish I had room!

I have a friend who lives in Waukegon, thats a little north of you but sometime next month you and those TV sets might just be my excuse to go see him again...

Is the Roundie still available? If so, I'd like to get it.

Knew you'd spring for that!

You gonna put modern guts in it? lol

love the xl100 and the avanti.if i were only closer,they would be mine!

Email Sent Doug!!!!!

Knew you'd spring for that!

You gonna put modern guts in it? lol

I don't think so:D, the 1966 guts are plenty modern enough:yes:
We're working out a deal for the roundie.....

Is the 1964 Space command 400 a color set? If it is I'm probably buying it, if not then I'll probably go for the Avante.

Tom C.

Lucky me, got the Avante, the XL-100 and the Danish Modern Zenith. :banana:

You guys do know Doug has a time machine. He was smart not to build it into a Delorian, you know it would really stick out when he takes it back 20 years to go "garage saling" yah- thats the right word too. He smartly built his time machine into that old green Dodge. The only thing he really needs to do is push the cigarette lighter when he hits 1985 (it flips the plates to the proper year). I bet now he even fills the tank back there too.

Is the 1964 Space command 400 a color set? If it is I'm probably buying it, if not then I'll probably go for the Avante.

Tom C.

Hey Tom, The SC 400 is a B/W set but it's a very nice one. It would be worth having.

sending e-mail about the b/w Zeniths...

It is nice and worth having, but I already have an awesome monochrome Space Command(the two button remote version) portable, and I only need one mono S C set(but I might make an exception for a 4 button remote table set).

Tom C.