10-19-2011, 08:41 AM
So much to learn!
Our old "family radio" must have been a 41-280 ad not a 42-380 as I first thought... it had only eight "push buttons" and those individual buttons were basically "octagonal" in shape. Fortunately, I have located (locally) and purchased a 41-280 with a cabinet in overall very good condition and a chassis that looks relatively clean and complete... of course, the bezel and the buttons are toast!
I am looking forward to the restoration of this old gem, and will begin with the cabinet. I am thankful (and quite relieved) to know that this Forum stands as an excellent resource as I work out this project. Thanks to all!
All the best!
Rob
Our old "family radio" must have been a 41-280 ad not a 42-380 as I first thought... it had only eight "push buttons" and those individual buttons were basically "octagonal" in shape. Fortunately, I have located (locally) and purchased a 41-280 with a cabinet in overall very good condition and a chassis that looks relatively clean and complete... of course, the bezel and the buttons are toast!
I am looking forward to the restoration of this old gem, and will begin with the cabinet. I am thankful (and quite relieved) to know that this Forum stands as an excellent resource as I work out this project. Thanks to all!
All the best!
Rob
