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Those Zenith radios

Posted by M3 lover on March 21, 2017 at 10:15:45:
Just before finishing college I came across two, identical floor-standing Zeniths with the two-speed tuning dial. I got help moving them from a friend with a station wagon so gave him one. The other I took with me to the East Coast after graduation in hopes of restoring it. That never happened so when I later moved to CA I gave it away to friends because I had no extra room to move it.

I regretted leaving it behind and later wondered whatever happened to both radios? Now I have a floor-standing Victrola in the garage waiting to be restored. It seems easier for me to accumulate projects than to complete them.

Anyway, nice to hear you now have yours working.