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Old 08-06-2018, 09:10 PM
Sealtest Sealtest is offline
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So since it is not in a wooden cabinet it's just a normal portable TV that uses the same chassis as the salesman sample? I looked up the sample sets and dang they're super cool. Too bad this one doesn't have the wood.

If I do restore this is there a place to find the broken board connectors? I have pulled apart a ton of old RCA sets and those white connectors are always broken.
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