03-24-2009, 11:17 AM
Thanks Ron can you offer any more information? I thought it might be a 38 model. It would seem to me that it is somewhat impractical for a bar in a chairside. Kind of like putting your liquor and glassware in the bottom cabinet of your kitchen cupboard. That chairside can't be any higher than 30 inches off the floor. Seems like it would be a hassle just to mix up your favorite cocktail. I would imagine the console versions sold much better than the chairside for just that reason
I never really concerned myself with Radiobars before i saw this and it made me wonder how they came to be. Did Philco solicit that business or did someone come to them with their idea to turn a radio into a multipurpose entertainment center? Were they sold to Radiobar for conversions and then resold or did they build them right at the factory? Thanks Radoez
I never really concerned myself with Radiobars before i saw this and it made me wonder how they came to be. Did Philco solicit that business or did someone come to them with their idea to turn a radio into a multipurpose entertainment center? Were they sold to Radiobar for conversions and then resold or did they build them right at the factory? Thanks Radoez