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Old 02-14-2008, 01:49 AM
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If nothing else, in the short term, I suspect we'll see a surge in interesting curbside trash finds for the next couple of years.

It's already started in Los Angeles... I've seen a whole bunch of nice sets at the curb. Today a Sony 36" WEGA, yesterday a Mitsubishi 35" console in an oak cabinet. Fortunately nothing collectible. There's a pile of 90s vintage TVs that showed up suddenly along the railroad tracks on Canoga Ave. in Chatsworth, and TVs lying face down just about everywhere else. But again; nothing older than the 90s. But I DO notice that they're all staying there. Most have the back smashed off and yoke gone within a day or 2, however.

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