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Dave Hollander July 24th 03 06:44 AM

FA: Halicrafter S-38B receiver Final hours
 
Hallicrafters is spelled with two "L's"

Dave

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donut July 24th 03 10:39 AM

WZ1U wrote in
:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...7182&category=
4673&rd=1


Common as dirt. You'll never recoup 1/5 of the original selling price.

Dbowey July 24th 03 06:48 PM

donut posted, in part:
Common as dirt. You'll never recoup 1/5 of the original selling price.

Worse than that. The poor thing should be tied to the end of a chain and
generously put out of its embarassingly miserable existance. Boatanchors
deserve to be left as found if they can't be properly retored.

Don


Dbowey July 25th 03 04:20 AM

What makes you think that it can't be properly restored?
Maybe I'll just paint it red and white, put a Coca-Cola label on it,
and sell it for $1,500.

The Buyer of said S-38.


In that case, be sure to leave on those knobs that came from a few junk
select-o-jects. Paint them blue.

Read my previous post again. Does it say anyplace "that it can't be properly
restored?" Nooooooooooo. I commented on its current state of "restoration."

The Previous Poster about the said S-38



Phil Witt July 25th 03 06:03 AM

On 25 Jul 2003 03:20:25 GMT, (Dbowey) wrote:

What makes you think that it can't be properly restored?
Maybe I'll just paint it red and white, put a Coca-Cola label on it,
and sell it for $1,500.

The Buyer of said S-38.


In that case, be sure to leave on those knobs that came from a few junk
select-o-jects. Paint them blue.

Read my previous post again. Does it say anyplace "that it can't be properly
restored?" Nooooooooooo. I commented on its current state of "restoration."

The Previous Poster about the said S-38


The line in your post that I picked up on was, " Boatanchors
deserve to be left as found if they can't be properly retored," and I
guess I read more into it than was there.

Actually I was looking for a better back and bottom cover for one that
I already have, so the knobs don't matter. Anyway, they will be red.

Phil

Frank Dresser July 25th 03 03:38 PM


"Dbowey" wrote in message
...

Worse than that. The poor thing should be tied to the end of a chain and
generously put out of its embarassingly miserable existance. Boatanchors
deserve to be left as found if they can't be properly retored.

Don


Leaving aside the question of radios feeling either embarassment or misery,
whoever owns the thing is free to do pretty much what he wants to do with
it. Considering the number of nice original S-38s out there, it doesn't
seem worthwhile to bring that one back to something like it's original
appearance. I have an original S-38 with the BFO and steel bottom. The
paint's all scratched up bad, much of the scratches across the lettering. I
think it would look much nicer chrome plated.

Frank Dresser








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