From a local estate sale: An ICOM IC-735 HF Transceiver. Primary power
is 13V DC. Covers all ham bands 160-10 Meters, including WARC bands. It
works on all modes SSB/CW/AM/FM/Digital. The Receiver is a General
Coverage Receiver that receives 0.1 through 30 MHz, and it can transmit
from 1.8 MHZ through 30 MHz. It has Digital readout, 12 memories, dual
VFOs, a 100-Watt transmitter (40 watts on AM, 100 watts on other modes),
speech processor and VOX. The Receiver has passband tuning, variable
notch control, noise blanker, preamplifier, squelch, scan, adjustable
tuning rate, RIT, selectable AGC. Included is the DC power cord, hand
microphone, but not the little plastic door covering the seldom used
controls (none of the IC-735s seem to have it).

This radio works very well, and is probably one of the most solid,
dependable HF radios ever built. If I didn't already have an IC-735 of
my own, I'd keep it for myself. $300 plus shipping from Oregon.