Zenith 7s363 cabinet restore
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Fred,
Another beautiful restoration!! Where are all these new ones going? I thought you were full?
Steve
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There staying at the shop for now, I just sold two zenith consoles from my collection at house, those will be going to Coral Gables FL this Dec, then I will bring home the from the shop GE E-155 and this zenith 7s363 to fill the slots.
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Must be boring Fred always getting super results! Great looker. 
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Wow, nice job as always. See you this weekend.
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Thanks you guys for the complements, see you at radio convention Crist Rottie
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As usual, Fred, nothing to add, nothing to take away.
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Where can I find the veneer that forms the chevron pattern on the Zenith 7S363?
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Fantastic,BETTER than NEW,,,,,Beautiful
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Hi dlmeyers, welcome to the phorum!
Hopefully someone will have a supplier for you, that's beyond anything I've done.
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Thanks Bob, that’s all I still need to restore it
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