If you want to replace any of the cabinet parts like the baseboard or front panel give Steve Davis a holler. Does great work and prices are reasonable. Mine needed a front panel, baseboard, rear arch, and base trim.
Here's some more, of the back; uncleaned as found condition of course...
Wonder what that hole is for on the top arch?
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notice that shim (on right side only) holding the chassis up?
the shaft holes in the front are not centered, wondering whats going on!
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lots of tree leaves and junk
the 3 tubes left to right are 45, 80, and UX-245
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Congratulations! Finding a model 21 is almost like winning the lottery. They had a very short production time, giving way to the 70 and 90 models. Worthy of restoration regardless of the "found" condition. Take care, Gary
(04-19-2019, 10:50 AM)GarySP Wrote: [ -> ]Congratulations! Finding a model 21 is almost like winning the lottery. They had a very short production time, giving way to the 70 and 90 models. Worthy of restoration regardless of the "found" condition. Take care, Gary
Yes! you know what they say; even a blind squirrel....finds a nut once in a while! I intend to restore carefully, and not overdo it...my son will do the cabinet work, and I will stumble through the electrics....
The 21 is more or less the 20 that looks like the 70.
More so, the early run used the 20 chassis.
So most of its value is in is rarity rather than the performance or the looks.
I wouldn't mind having one to enhance the early Philco models line I have. But I know exactly how it's going to sound.
Cause I got the rest of them.