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new from Sarasota fla
hi I may drop in from time to time and we can check out the old radios I have, mostly tubed mostly bakelite or a few ureu.
Last edited by 68custom; 06-25-2014 at 01:15 PM. |
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Welcome, I like that Arvin, always wanted to find one of those. The Zenith looks like a 1939 model and there's nothing like a Pink Motorola.
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right on all accounts! the Motorola was my first, I have had that for 25+ years!
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Very cool ! ! ! Good to have ya-
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Welcome.
Are you a member of the Sarasota antique radio club? I used to be one a few years ago before I moved back up north.
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Welcome!
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Ham shack...AM side: Knight-Kit T-60, RME-45 Vintage SSB side: National 200 Modern SSB: Kenwood TS-180S MFJ tuner, 130' dipole |
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Hello and welcome!
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Too bad, the Motorola isn't the "Goodfellow's" pink clock radio. |
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