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Ralph Seefeld wrote:
Judging from the nice under-chassis condition, I would say salt spray wasn't a problem. Rodents were the culprits. They were able to enter the casing, but couldn't get below. Here's more pix. I'm sure the tube sockets will need close attention, and who knows what I'll find inside the IF and RF cans? That is, if I decide to attempt a restoration. I'd say it was a mild case of salt...air at least. The underchassis condition is a function of it's greater protection. The parts exposed to the air look extensively (although not severely) corroded. If it were just plain humidity and age, the underside would probably be similar. jak Jim Mueller wrote: Love the speaker grill! It looks like this has more problems than salt spray. What is the inside like? Have fun with it. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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