Good find? Zenith B&W and early model vhs

[zeno]

Nice TV. Its abt a '64. IIRC they came without UHF also.
As good a B&W as any ever made.

I think it has a separate safety screen. If so the plastic around
the CRT pops off & 1/4" screws hold it on.
Post the model & or chassis ## & we can look up the date.
Besides that you can look for date codes on ORIGIONAL
parts & date it closer.

73 Zeno

[pac.attack76]

Originally Posted by zeno

Nice TV. Its abt a '64. IIRC they came without UHF also.
As good a B&W as any ever made.

I think it has a separate safety screen. If so the plastic around
the CRT pops off & 1/4" screws hold it on.
Post the model & or chassis ## & we can look up the date.
Besides that you can look for date codes on ORIGIONAL
parts & date it closer.

73 Zeno

I'll get model and chassis number next week for you.

[pac.attack76]

Picked up everything today. Now for the story as to how they got here and where they came from. These were listed as seen in the original pic for $125. They didn't sell after 4 days so they decided to haul to the dump since they were moving. When i called about them, they told me they had been dumped the day before and that they were probably still there. I asked where and if they had a number. Called and talked to the supervisor who checked and found everything and brought it into the office where it sat till today. they were tossed so the vcr lost a knob and the back metal cover on the tv has a couple dents but i can straighten it. Both power on. TV looks the way it does in the one pic i think because the yoke looks like it slid back and rotated when it was tossed. Will have to fix that. The vcr is a VCT-200 From March 16 1978. It rewinds and fast forwards but doesn't play. I'm thinking it threw a belt because the whole time its on, you can here a flywheel spinning. Model of tv is M2109U and chassis 14M28. Can be seen in one pic.

[pac.attack76]