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Originally Posted by MadMan
Dude tell me about it, this is the crappiest plastic ever. Literally touching my radio made it break in several more places, it was... aggravating. One thing broke, then another, and another. I'll rephrase my previous statement: it took a lot of glue, and a LOT of patience. In a way, I was kind of anticipating it all to fail in a spectacular pile of super-glue-glazed plastic chunks, but it all went together just fine. :3
Thanks for mailing that thingy btw. 
(Vinyl still prefers her headphones.) |
The local antique mall near me has the clock part only from this particular clock radio, but the radio part is MIA so I'm guessing the radio failed but the clock still worked so the previous owner of the unit kept the clock and tossed the radio assembly. the clock part by the way is still in excellent shape yet with all of its knobs intact yet and everything. Perhaps you might consider coming over to Elkhart, Indiana over to an Antique Mall called 820 Antiques which is on 820 Ward Street just off of Beardsley Street, In Elkhart, Indiana.