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05-18-2011, 08:01 PM
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1948 Hallicrafters Tv set with extra picture tube on Simi valley craigslist
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No wonder this circuit failed,it says "made in Japan"! 
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05-18-2011, 10:42 PM
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 $500??? I picked one up at an estate sale not too long ago - never thought they were worth anywhere near that.
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05-18-2011, 11:26 PM
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$800 is way, way too much, while $500 is merely way too much. About $200 for an unrestored set seems about right, although I'm sure they go for less than that quite often. $300 with extra CRT if the extra is known to be very good (tested).
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05-19-2011, 12:14 AM
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Good grief, not an $800 TV by a long, long shot. I bought a metal-cased T-54 for $80 at last year's ETF convention. I paid more for my 505 (same TV in wooden cabinet), but that was nicer. Last year a guy gave me a 514 (same TV in ugly leatherette cabinet) for the price of shipping.
Phil Nelson
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05-19-2011, 11:32 AM
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At that price, it can sit there til it gets rust holes... And it's only 10 miles from me right now.
I don't usually comment on values of TVs, but in this case, I have bought and sold enough T-54s from 1980-a year or so ago, that I'd say $200 is a more than fair price for that one with spare tube. I wouldn't pay that, because I don't need it, but I wouldn't want to see a newer collector get hooked into paying $800 for one that appears to be missing things, and been messed around with. Charles
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