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Click on an image below for a larger view. Additional pictures of all radios available on request. Shipping is not included in prices; buyer pays shipping. Click here to learn more about: Restoration; Descriptions; Packing & Shipping; Payment; Terms of Sale. |
Restoration philosophy My restoration philosophy is to leave these classic radios in their original condition as much as possible. I hate refinishing or repainting a set unless it's absolutely necessary. When this is necessary, I use a professional person for refinishing & repainting. Over many years, I have attempted to acquire the best original undamaged examples of all models I could find. They have been restored to playing condition unless noted. Any repairs that have been made, and any cosmetic flaws associated with the radio, are completely disclosed. Keep in mind that these radios are 60+ years old, and, consequently, are not meant to played all the time. We all love for these radios to play, but we also recognize that they should not be played all the time. Warranty information All radios are tested to make sure they are playing prior to shipping. A lot of jostling in shipping can make tubes loose and connections become unconnected. These are some of the unforeseen results associated with shipping. I have no control over how the shipper treats the package. If you purchase a radio and it is not working and playing when you receive it, I will offer several suggestions to help it work. If those suggestions don't solve the problem, you are welcome to ship it back to me for any repairs that are necessary. The radio will be shipped back to you at my expense, or your purchase price will be completely refunded if the set can't be repaired. Conditions for return I want you happy with any radio you purchase from me. If you're not completely satisfied after receiving the radio, all you have to do is send it back in the same condition as shipped, and I will be happy to return your purchase price. No sale is complete until you are satisfied. Shipping Anyone who has bought a radio over the past years can relate many horror stories about opening a box, and finding a cracked and busted radio inside. I have experienced this, and consequently I do everything possible to prevent this from happening to you. A seller really only has three choices for shipping. I have had the most success using FedEx Ground. My packing procedure is to wrap the radio in a foam pad (like a mattress pad), wrap that in large bubble wrap, lay the wrapped set on a thick layer of styro peanuts, and surround the package in the box with thick brown packing paper to make sure it's stabilized in the box. Then top off with a layer of peanuts. Another secret to safe shipping is to use a box much larger than the radio so there is plenty of room for protection. When you cram a radio in a box about the same size as the radio (to save on shipping), you are asking for trouble. Many people double box radios for shipping. I have found that if a radio is packed properly, single boxing is adequate and very safe. All radios are insured and tracking information sent to the buyer. |
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