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Old 09-06-2024, 01:37 AM
ronl ronl is offline
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Definitely early 80s.I have the identical tv that my future wife and I enjoyed as we toured across Canada for 3 months (in my DIY camperised van) in 1981. Got it from a buddy a week before we left for $10 broken.fixed a cracked board and it still works! It was great to watch the local news as we traveled and found out about a lot festivals, events we never would have known without this 12 volt tv. RonL
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