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Heres what the guts looked when I got it, then after the rebuild sounds great . PS cabinet before and after can be found at cabinet section on this site
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Fred Taylor .)
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Wow looks great. Nice rescue from crustyness.
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Yes, a very nice job of taking it from a rust bucket to a thing of beauty.
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Very good job! Looks great.
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Nice Job ! Wish you had some under chassis before and after pics too.
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I thought the before and after chassis was right there....
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What did you use on the tube shields? I have some here that need to look as good as yours!
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I love seeing when someone takes a radio like this, that most people would think is beyond hope, and resurrecting it from the dead. Great job!
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(01-07-2015, 12:39 AM) k9uw Wrote: I used a product called e-coat, its made for engine compartments on newer cars and comes in 3 different colors, call your local auto paint supply place and ask for it. it comes in a raddle can , good stuff. The olive color is real close to a lot of tube sheilds like Philco . If you like rust like they do on American pickers just leave them alone
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(01-07-2015, 02:26 PM) Geoff Wrote: THANK YOU FROM DALLAS TX
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Nice job! I have a Philco 16L in a Lowboy style cabinet that I plan to work on in the next few months. I've heard that the 16 sounds great.
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Hi Fred,
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