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Yes, I feel a bit silly now not mentioning the Murphy's oil soap first. It will do wonders for cleaning up years of waxing and other stuff. I usually use that first as well.
$2200 for one those radios is simply someone not knowing anything about the value of radios. Whereas i would certainly take the money if I could get it. The person that bought that radio got "taken".
To a radio collector the radio will be worth more money if it is original and in very nice condition but "imperfect". To someone just looking for a piece of furniture it may be worth more refinished and "perfect". The "lighter case" on the refinished radio is becuase the refinisher did not know what they were doing and didn't use the correct toning laquers to restore it. To a radio collector that radio was destroyed.
Steve
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08-20-2007, 10:58 AM
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