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I get over to the Goodwill thrift store every day around noontime.There
are two other Goodwill thrift stores and a Salvation Army store and a Rescue Mission thrift store in the metro Jackson area and a lot of other junk shops and fleamarkets too,but I am not going to be out driving around town everyday looking for bargains,I have too much junk here anyway.Another good place to look for tube type radios is at the yard sales and the classifieds in your local area newspapers and online newspapers. www.kidon.com links to all of the online newspapes and many other news sites,radio and tv around the World.The Goodwill thrift store I go to every day (except when they are closed on Sunday's and hollidays) is only seven tenths of a mile South of me and the radios there sell from $2.00 to $4.00.You can also post notices on bulletin boards for old radios.One of the local freebie classifieds physical newspapers around here is www.americanclassifieds.com There used to be another one called Thrifty Nickle but I haven't seen that one in my area in a long while.They might have went out business. cuhulin |
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