FS: UNBUILT HEATHKIT - TV Remote Control GRA-2001-6
 

For Sale: UNBUILT HEATHKIT - TV Remote Control GRA-2001-6

A nice example of a vintage unbuilt Heathkit in excellent condition.
Remote control for Heatkit GRA-2001 Televison Set. This kit contains
both the hand-held transmitter control and the receiver portion that
is wired into the the television.

The kit displays nicely and appears to be complete with all
documentation. There is some writing on one side of the box.

Manufactured by The Heath Company, Benton Harbor, Michigan.

Picture at:
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mnowle...t-gra2001.html

$200

Includes shipping, packing and insurance in continental US. Email for
other locations Outer shipping carton and additional packing will be
supplied.

Payment options are Postal Money Orders Personal
Check drawn on a US bank, with wait for clear. or PayPal.

Email me if you need more details or specific information:

Mike Nowlen

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On Sat, 06 Aug 2005 14:58:00 -0400, Mike Nowlen wrote:

For Sale: UNBUILT HEATHKIT - TV Remote Control GRA-2001-6

snippety-one

Picture at:
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/mnowle...t-gra2001.html

$200

Get real! We can buy a fully built universal remote control for $20!
You would be lucky to give it away.

snippety-two

You're absolutely correct. What you're seeing is an odd state of
mind in which unbuilt Heathkits -- ANY unbuilt Heathkits -- take on
"collectible" value vs. the real value of what they'd be worth once
assembled.

I've seen the symptom many times, though I consistently fail to
understand it despite the fact that I've built many a Heathkit while
they were around.

Keep the peace(es).


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