The Eagle Has Landed!

[drh4683]

Chris, that set looks really good for the most part! That radio tuner control automatically tells me this one is a 1963 model. It's called "The Chancellor". What TV chassis is in there? Is it a 26KC20Q?

[Carmine]

27-don't-remember-the-rest-of-the-numbers-X?

[drh4683]

Not a 27KC20 is it? If so, that's one of the "never seen before" TV chassis'!

The phonograph is also really good quality. Zenith and CBS Columbia co-developed it. It's the first generation Micro Touch 2-G turntable. The early 2G's had the 45 adapter that was built into the base of the turntable.

[Carmine]

Originally Posted by drh4683

Not a 27KC20 is it? If so, that's one of the "never seen before" TV chassis'!

The phonograph is also really good quality. Zenith and CBS Columbia co-developed it. It's the first generation Micro Touch 2-G turntable. The early 2G's had the 45 adapter that was built into the base of the turntable.

My car fixin'-up knowledge tells me that hardened rubber can be softened by soaking in vinegar. Now I just need to find a 1000-gallon, 6-foot+ tank.

[zeno]

As many Zeniths I have serviced I just dont remember the
control layout on this one. The flip up 45 adaptor is a super nice
touch. Hope you restore this one to the max, its just a pissah
example of a balls out combo. No plain Jane RCA here

73 Zeno

[Carmine]

Originally Posted by zeno

As many Zeniths I have serviced I just dont remember the
control layout on this one. The flip up 45 adaptor is a super nice
touch. Hope you restore this one to the max, its just a pissah
example of a balls out combo. No plain Jane RCA here

73 Zeno

Balls-out Zenith combos are my specialty!





...also guts-out.