Stupid waste of vintage TVs

[Adam]

I used to go to that place when I lived in Berkeley and had just started collecting TVs (2000-02). That 25" 1967 Zenith color console I sold to jpdylon a few months ago originally came from there. http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/sho...ghlight=zenith It sounds like they changed quite a bit, I remember there being lots of non-working electronics for sale radios, console radios, and quite a few old sets. The problem they had back then is that they were always asking too much for their older stuff, 60s and 70s stuff was reasonably priced, but 50s and earlier stuff was way too high, $100+ for plain ordinary mid-50s 21" b/w consoles. Although what I used to do is just let some stuff sit there for a month or so, after stuff had been there for more than a month I could usually talk them down on the price. A few years ago when I was in Berkeley I went there and it looked like they had closed down, the building it was in looked abandoned. I had assumed the place was gone, maybe it has since opened up under new management?