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Crosley 9-403M Restoration
Time to start another restoration. This one will be my Crosley 9-403M.
S/N 1528 112320. Overall the tv is in good shape. The cabinet is in great shape except for some scratches on the side and a small piece of missing veneer in one of the top rear corners. All easily taken care of. BTW, no back. Anybody have a picture of one so I can make a back for this tv? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The chassis looks like it has never been worked on underneath. No evidence of any work. Of course there were some tube changes along the way. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The metal chassis has the usual plating dust all over it. Everything steel has it. A quick trip to the quarter car wash and most of it is cleaned away. Though the metal will have to be scrubbed clean. ![]() The chassis looks like it was made from galvanized steel. It appears that something has "run" on the surface of the chassis. This makes me think it's from the galvanizing process. ![]() Now the one bit of bad news. When I got this tv I did a quick check on the CRT. It checked real good! Problem was is that the 10BP4 CRT is gassy. Yup, there is a purplish glow around the inside diameter of the tube. BTW, this tube is a rebuild. I have several 10BP4's that checked good from "donor" tv's. |
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