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03-18-2009, 11:11 AM
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Definitely one of the cleanest I've seen! And it's the 1950-51 model with the semi-porthole screen, and doesn't use the dreaded rubber CRT gasket. It's going on my watch list too, but I'm still recovering from my Sony Indextron winning bid last week, and probably can't afford to compete on this set.
Charles
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03-18-2009, 11:22 AM
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Maybe I'm living in a dream world, but that price seems high to me. I got my suitcase set in trade with another collector for a CRT that he wanted and I had no use for.
These Motorolas must be just about the most common early TV. Cleanliness isn't a big factor for me, as long as a set is complete and unabused. We all know how to clean things up. Just my $0.02. Phil Nelson
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