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12-31-2005, 12:18 PM
I just want to say thank you for all of everyones help in finding out what model my radio is and where to find parts! I found the face plate and knobs for under $40.00. I am pleased to say my hubby is also happy!! I will be getting an old t.v. from the family as well. I am asuming that I will have to join yet another forum for this? Does anyone have any ideas where to go for info? Again, thank you to everyone!!
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01-03-2006, 10:22 PM
MB, congrats, glad we could help! Icon_smile We have a TV forum here, and our resident TV guru, Big Dave, would be glad to help you out in that regard, I'm sure. If your TV isn't a Philco, then feel free to ask about it in the "Old Ron's Bar & Grill" section. You don't have to join any other forum...we would rather you & hubby continue to visit us right here!
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