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Originally Posted by playdrv4me
SO. COOL.
My personal offshoot is Sony stuff and other random odds and ends from the '80s through the '90s, but it is awesome to see young people (I guess I'm young compared to most of the experts here, but I mean someone literally in their teenage years) getting into such a rewarding and cool hobby for a part of our history that is rapidly disappearing.
I wish you the best of luck with your fine sets, and nice to see them not being scrapped or turned into hipster "art"!
I am going to keep tabs on your FB channel. Added.
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Thank you! It's a very rewarding feeling to save a damaged and dead set from it's trip to landfill, and restore it back to original condition. There's a lot to learn, that's for sure! I only started in 2012, so I'm going to be at the "beginners" end of the spectrum for a good while longer yet.
There are a handful of collectors who are younger then me on the group - one of whom is only three hours away (He's the one who gave me the HMV Rangemaster and Trent).
Chris