Hi Gianni, I might have the schematic for your tv. Please let me know the model number. get a free email (i.e. from hotmail...) and if you want to contact me please use my email address you already have instead of write me messages here.
Thanks
Marco
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Originally Posted by Sandy G
I would think getting a CT-100 to Italy unbroken would be a miracle on the order of the loaves & fishes...Just getting a standard roundie over there intact would be trouble enough...But then I know of the sheer determination of us old TV nuts, too...NOTHING is too much trouble once we set our minds to it...<grin>
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Hi Sandy! The CT 100 came from an excellent sir named Harry Potter...sorry, Poster that really took care to pack it as everyone shipping a tv should do to avoid to the buyer the unpleasant pleasure of getting a pile of smashed wood and broken glasses (which already happened to me a couple of times...
). Speaking about that I would really love to own a Zenith space command, roundie console but no one I contacted wants to bother with packing and shipping issues of such a huge thing. Is there anybody out there willing to help a not so young guy get the set of his dreams? I would so much sitting in front of an early Zenith space command color console and watch Bewitched for hours...
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Originally Posted by Sandy G
There weren't many Multiplas ever brought to America, I only remember seeing a couple back when I was a kid. 600s were fairly rare, too-but you DID see them. 500s ? I don't think Fiat ever bothered to send any over here. Fiat did NOT have a good reputation over here-the cars were not robust or powerful enuff to lock horns w/our huge V-8 powered tanks...
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Fiat still has not a good reputation over here too!!! We at work have two new Panda... I can't count the problems with the electric components particularly with the steering servo drive... The funny thing is they are not so cheap to buy as one might expect. There are far better Korean and Japanese cars you can have for less than a Fiat