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Zenith porthole combo in Evanston, IL
Price seems a little steep especially considering they admit the cabinet is rough.
http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/atq/2479974430.html ![]() (no affiliation) |
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It does seem steep. They seem to be fairly common. I forget what I paid for mine, but it was between $100-$150 with a CRT that tested excellent.
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Mine was $175 with a crt that tested great and a raster. PO had already fired it up. Radio and phono worked too.
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If that is a 12" CRT, it is the exact model I have, a G2958R. Mine cost $15 at an estate sale in Chicago around North and Clybourn Avenues in 1979-80. It had a tag on it "would make a great liquor cabinet". NOT!
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Mine was $25. Cabinet is nice but a few dings.Tv has some life got a picture but no sync,excellent crt,FM works,AM doesn't and phono runs but needs idler redone and no sound on phono.
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The range of prices you guys paid is a great example of why it's hard to give a value to a set. The best answer I've heard to the question of value is that it's worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it
![]() I'll add that I've paid somewhere between $0 and $200 for each of my sets. |
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