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If you were to sell this, you'd be better off selling it as-is to someone who would enjoy restoring it and keeping it. Properly restoring this set will be expensive and time consuming; thus, you may wind up with more money in it than you can get out of it. There are some expections, as far as making money on restored radios; but, for the most part, it's hard to make a profit on a restored vintage radio because people don't have a clue what all is involved and they think they should get it for a yard sale price.
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