STUFF FOR SALE: A COLLECTOR'S VIRTUAL GARAGE SALE of things that just accumulate. If you wish to make on offer, or a trade on something that is here, or in the non radio related stuff, feel free to send email. The general order of things are located below buttons.

Updated mid-January, 2003>

The page is quite large, and it may give an error initially. Just hit the "reload" button on your browser. I am very inclined to swap for vintage radios, vintage radio parts,etc.

Scroll down through the thumbnails, if there is something you want to see better, click on thumnail to go to either a specific item page, manufacture page, or group page. There is a button to come back to this page, but you may find it easier to "right click" on the thumbnail, and open it in a new window that you can close that window when you are done. Browsing through the site inthis manner (and other sites too) cuts down on the number of "pop-ups" that you will deal with. Minnesota residents will have to add 6.5% sales tax (It is because of my other business). Use the tuning eye button to send e-mail if there is not a "mailme" image nearby.

1949/1950 Mopar 810 Radio. Paper caps have been replaced, filter caps have been replaced, Tubes have been tested, IF's have been peaked for sensitivity. This is ready to go "right out of the box", but you should adjust three trimmers for maximum performance at time of installation for matching your antenna system to this radio. This one $125.00 with identical core exchange, or $150.00 outright plus shipping. Currently equipped with good mechanical vibrator, solid state replacement is available at extra cost- Inquire.

This has new filter caps and IF's have been peaked for sensitivity. Each at $65.00 plus shipping. The Stromberg Carlson has a new clear lens and the radio's case has some cracks, but those have been stabilized, and is ready for you to refinish (I cannot guarantee that if you choose to use an agressive paint stripper that the adhesives stabilizing the cracks will retain any strength after the paint is stripped.)

The general order of things are:

1)Stereo and general audio, including miscellaneous parts,

2)Transistor radios (usually portables and solid state multi-band radios,

3)Tube radios, gear, and parts,

4)Vintage record players and parts. This covers Victrolas (and other wind-ups) to potentially a few BSR turntables.

5)Odd stuff, such as telephones and parts, test equipment, odd parts such as old insulators that can be used for antennas, electrical tools (none yet), etc. If in doubt, scroll here.

If you are interested in vintage tractor, gas engine, and older automotive parts, check out: "nrfsale" PAGE

Twenties vintage Utah "A-100" speaker In order of rows in table: Row 1;Kenwood Equalizer, Techniques Turntable. Row 2; Row 3;Ranging Amplifier, Electrostats. Row 4; Row 5;Twenties vintage Utah "A-100" speaker *************

In order of rows in table: Row 1;SoundDesign 2298 AM/FM, Panasonic cube AM, SonnetAM/FM/PSB/Weather. Row 2;King's Point AM/FM/CB Row 3; Westminster AM/FM/TV/WB, Westminster AM/FM/Air/TV/WB/PSB, XGR AM/FM/CB/AIR/PSB/TV/WX. *************

In the same order as the table, Row 1 Emerson Plaskon,- GE C-415 clock radio,- Arvin Model 957 Peach(sort of),- Capehart Gray No model number found. Row 2 RCA Model 3RD30, Zenith 5M04L, Emerson 553 Portable. ************* Various Victrola and wind-up parts, as well as other phonographs of newer vintage. ************* ************* *************

In order of table:Row 1; Sold-Jensen extension speaker, 2 VHF converters, Intercom (Heath) Row3;Bridgeport power feed stop Row 4; Walker inflatable Muffler advertising promo. **********************************************

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