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Philco 87 highboy owners
#1

Hi guys,I'm attempting to recreate the missing legs and base of a Model 87 Highboy-can some one measure the legs from the bottom of the leg to the bottom of the square top section of the leg?
Thanks!
Phil
#2

Your looking at 10 3/4".
Terry
#3

Thank You!
I would have thought it was much more!
Tallboy,you know!
Phil
#4

My 87 Lowboy is 10 3/4 ", the Highboy must be more.
Kent
#5

Thank God you posted that!
I was about to start cutting tomorrow!
Still looking for HIGHBOY owners.
Phil
#6

Phil

It will depend on whether you have a Highboy (doors that open out) or a Highboy De Luxe (doors that slide). (I see the photo you linked to is the Highboy.)

Highboy - http://www.philcoradio.com/gallery/1929b.htm#d
Highboy De Luxe - http://www.philcoradio.com/gallery/1929c.htm#g

I do not own either one, but if it will help -

Overall height of the Highboy - 47-1/8"
Overall height of the Highboy De Luxe - 50-1/8"

Measure your cabinet body and then cut your legs long enough to make up the difference.

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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
#7

Sorry gents the 10 3/4 is for the lowboy!! Wasn't paying close attention and I always get confused on the high or lowboy cabinets. The 87 is one of my favorites!
Terry
#8

Thanks Ron,that will help.
Thanks for editing too,I read your earlier response I wasn't sure how to react to it.
Phil
#9

Sorry Phil, bad day yesterday. Good luck with that cabinet, eh!

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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN




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