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Originally posted by agentorange:
No offence but you paid far too much.

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Originally posted by A.A. Fussy:
$60-that's a lot to pay for all these, TRC-911.

Do you know the model numbers of each one?

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Originally posted by BENDYCAT:
clean clean clean - they will look more profitable when cleaned up and photo'd better

it only takes one or two to make your money back and for you to have for free the one's you like

becarefull of what money you are offering as she will milk you for it - start to say that "this is missing a bit or that is a bit too dirty, but you will take the lot" but for a lower price

see if there is any thing else that you can buy to sell there as well

you could always say that you can take stuff for her to the dump as part payment

see if there's any BMX 's for me please

cheers B

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Originally posted by *TPR*:
the white 8track,-left foreground ,is the "loudmouth 2",very rare, went away for $100 a while ago...

at least that one is rare...


also the ge is a nice one:

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Originally posted by TRC-911:
I just found a LOT full of old boxes and radios, and cassette recorders and there are more than pictured-the seller is cleaning out her grandfathers house and is just digging these up with shovels that's how many there are!!! I offered her $60 and she said SURE! and now I am taking $100 with me to see what I can get

Dude you hit the motherlode! That is a supreme score for 60$. Remember, most of the cats here are into boomboxes and walkmans, but I like old radios of ANY kind! Especially those 8 track cubes

I think if you clean those up, you might have some nice working specimens! A lot of monoboxes too, the predecessor to the boombox! Congrats on the find!