06-10-2010, 06:56 AM
Great acquisitions, Terry - but good luck with that cabinet side on that 41-255! 
Wow, it looks like the side of that 41-255 has been sitting under water for a decade or so.
The 40-150 should be an easy restore, other than the usual rubber-covered wiring. Kent, as Terry said, don't let those pushbuttons intimidate you. Pushbuttons are your friends.
It is nice to set up certain favorite AM stations and them just push a button and there is a favorite.
The 41-255 will be much more difficult to restore, and not just because of the cabinet problems with yours. The chassis is a real pain. Rubber-covered wiring galore, especially around the band switch which has three sections. Ugh.
Wow, it looks like the side of that 41-255 has been sitting under water for a decade or so.
The 40-150 should be an easy restore, other than the usual rubber-covered wiring. Kent, as Terry said, don't let those pushbuttons intimidate you. Pushbuttons are your friends.
It is nice to set up certain favorite AM stations and them just push a button and there is a favorite.The 41-255 will be much more difficult to restore, and not just because of the cabinet problems with yours. The chassis is a real pain. Rubber-covered wiring galore, especially around the band switch which has three sections. Ugh.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
