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12-19-2007, 08:44 PM
Ah, a 60MB. Neat, I always felt that cabinet design was definitely European-influenced. You did very well on that, even if the cabinet does need major work. Someone recently sold just the chassis to a 60 for around $56 or so Icon_exclaim which I feel is WAY out of line for just a non-working 60 chassis. Somebody wanted that one pretty badly. But I digress...

Veneer was glued to the substrate; some trim pieces were nailed on with very small nails or glued on, depending on the radio.

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