[zenithfan1]

Originally Posted by sampson159

somewhere if have pictures of me dismantling a beautiful sears set.i bought it at an estate sale.slept all night in a van with my two year old.......................sorry,that issue is closed.

Good one Ron!

Originally Posted by drh4683

Here are some pictures of the inside. My back is still soar from sleeping in my van last night so I could be the first one at this sale. Fortunately my 2 year old didn't keep me up. The real reason I bought this TV is because of the beautiful cabinet. Since vintage video will never be worth that of vintage audio, I was really in a position of not knowing what to do with this TV. Its obvious that the cabinet alone is worth more than the complete TV, however, I seeked reasonable offers from many antique dealers. All of them told me this TV will never be worth anything, so I was left no choice but to part it out. I have always conducted by business very professionally so here are some photos for you....

LMFAO!
You wouldn't believe the stuff I started typing over there She really got under my skin, I hope since they pulled the listing (or it ended with no bid) they smashed it like they "threatened" to do. That way, the one I might be getting and the ones some of you have will be that much more valuable. And we will never have to hear the whining about "that one" again. A sad end but good riddance I say.

Anyways, those frickin' pictures have me rolling! I started scrolling down and the ones of your hand in there are priceless. And the screwdriver, and the knob, HA I'm still laughing damnit!
But that IS a nice tv It looks really well made, even in '72 it still reminds me of a CTC16 layout as far as looks are concerned. Ya done good this time Thanks for the pics!
P.S. Way to go fixing that turntable, that's the way to be, not enough people are willing to help others anymore. Keeps the karma good too