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Old 08-17-2010, 11:20 PM
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If all else fails, these guys make reproductions.
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Old 08-18-2010, 02:30 AM
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If all else fails, these guys make reproductions.
Thanks for the tip, but I'm afraid $109.99 for a HV cover is just a wee bit more than I can see shelling out for something that's not even NOS. I had no idea that there was any kind of a market for high dollar 60 year old TV parts! I am wondering who Amptech's clent base is!?!?! Paul McCartney?

I heard that he is into old TVs.
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...Now I get to see the guys on the new show "American Pickers" walk right past old TVs and radios' to make a big deal out of some metal sign, oil can, or gas pump.
On the commercials promoting upcoming episodes there's a "slide" picturing the two men with assorted treasures behind them. To the left is a 50's Trans-Oceanic.

Given the places I've seen them go in, any T-O they pulled out probably wouldn't be worth the effort, given how many well preserved ones exist.

I know, it's just a montage...
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Old 08-24-2010, 01:27 AM
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On the commercials promoting upcoming episodes there's a "slide" picturing the two men with assorted treasures behind them. To the left is a 50's Trans-Oceanic. Given the places I've seen them go in, any T-O they pulled out probably wouldn't be worth the effort, given how many well preserved ones exist.

I don't know; those guys hit almost every type place you could imagine. I think that they could find a decent Trans-O. Like you said, "many well preserved ones exist." They were discovered somewhere I guess. I used to buy radios all of the time when they were commonly found put out to pasture in a basement, garage, or a barn. Many would be in excellent condition after massive cleaning as long as they were stored dry and mice didn't do too much damage. I started off as a kid just buying old radios, dis-assembling them, cleaning chassis, cabinet, and knobs, checking tubes and putting them back to work. I need to thin that collection out like my TVs!
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