Sindre Torp wrote:
What is the usual definition of a "vintage radio"? I believe it's 30 years
or older. Am I right?

On Ebay, a thing is "Vintage" as soon as you get it home. Witness the
Chinese plastic radios that are "RARE VINTAGE JUST LIKE COLLINS" and
the like.
--scott

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