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Old 04-01-2010, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Einar72 View Post
I suspect the large chassis is a Westinghouse, partially from the tuner placement. The other thing that makes me think so is the way the video IF area looks. It was '67 or so when I cannibalized mine, but it looks awfully familiar...
The one behind it looks similar, but I don't recognize the knob or dial that is visible.
You beat me to it... WESTINGHOUSE!

And I think that photo could be staged, as the service manual looks to be a Zenith binder. Not sure, as Westinghouse may have had similar title pages on their manuals. If it's staged, that would explain two shiny new 1953-ish Westinghouse chassis, which might have been removed from new stock TVs for sale.

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