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Jimmie
I used to do that, but I've quit. I have a link on my site where you can find people who restore radios:
http://www.philcoradio.com/resource.htm
The 38-12 is not a particularly complicated set; you could probably fix it yourself if you have any electronic experience...you'll find lots of help here...
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Ron Ramirez
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This is one of the easiest of the Philcos to restore. Almost any radio collector who does their own work shouldn't be challenged by it. Ought to be someone local who could restore it. No rubber insulated wire and simple layout. Shipping it risks damage no matter how well packed. $100 would seem a reasonable cost.
Richard