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Just got afew new consoles
Radioroslyn
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04-22-2013, 04:20 PM
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Much tnx to Rockeeter for making this possible and for saving all the little bits and pieces from one junk set. This made it possible for me to build up a 116X from his spares and a $10 cabinet I picked up today from Epay. Now I have two!!
Now for the fun after I get the Packard car radio done(just about ready to give it back to the owner) I can start on one of these puppies!! Or one of a few hundred projects.
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04-22-2013, 07:12 PM
Good going, Terry!

Will you be going to Kutztown in a few weeks?
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04-22-2013, 09:21 PM
Not sure. Work on Saturdays and Sunday can be a little tough to get away. Awhile back I picked up a 650 that is pretty rough but I think I can salvage enough of the grill cloth (it's pretty rough too) from it the repair the torn pieces over the two clairfiers on one of the sets.
Terry
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