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This would be called Refreshed as it is not exactly looking factory new.
I have spent some time during the past few months working with this 39-30 fixer and finally it is almost done, as far as I can go.
I still have to make and install the Station Numbers for the push buttons. I am amazed how well a lowly 6 tube receiver works!
Now on to the next project, whatever that is.......
G.
Very nicely done and a great radio (I have one).
Jerry
(01-09-2015, 03:22 PM)philconerd Wrote: [ -> ]This would be called Refreshed as it is not exactly looking factory new.
I have spent some time during the past few months working with this 39-30 fixer and finally it is almost done, as far as I can go.
I still have to make and install the Station Numbers for the push buttons. I am amazed how well a lowly 6 tube receiver works!
Now on to the next project, whatever that is.......
G.
Cabinet looks great , that's a nice radio. Good job
Nice restoration job. You should be very happy with its performance. I have a 39-35, and it is surprisingly the best performing radio of my small collection. Ron has a very good link on this phorum for reproducing the station call letter tabs.
Very nice! I have a Canadian version, a 39-330AT. Its cabinet is identical to the USA 39-25T, the chassis is very similar to the USA 39-30T but has six pushbuttons instead of eight. Yes, these are excellent performers to only have six tubes.
That looks really nice. You did a good job.
I've got a 39-30 as well, waiting patiently for it's turn to be restored. I hope when I'm finished mine looks as nice and works as well as yours.
Tom
Looks great! Very nice table top radio
