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Old 03-09-2026, 09:14 AM
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I feel really smart for deciding to focus on finding a TRK-12...Most surviving examples of any pre-war US set, and one of if not the largest CRT screen size from pre-war surviving...Then I waited for the roughest complete example and got a $850 water damaged set and restored it.

Now my pre-war itch is scratched(Well maybe a mechanical set would be cool but I never see complete ones for sale, and I've seen incomplete go for silly money) and I don't need another unless I stumble upon a real bargain.
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