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monstergamer
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Post subject: Zenith Model 9-S-262, 1938  Posted: Jan Sat 01, 2005 5:23 am |
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Location: Stony Creek, VA, United States
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Hello everyone,<BR>My mom has an old radio and would like to know how much she could get for it.<BR>or a place that we could go to see how much it is worth.<P>it is an Zenith Model 9-S-262<BR>in very good condition / non working...<BR>could work if you know how to fix it.<P><BR> <IMG SRC="http://www.oldradiozone.com/models/Zenith_Model_9-5-262_1938.jpg"> <P>Most collectors opt to use a 6E5 or 6U5 tube as a replacement, since these can be purchased for under $30. <P>------------------<BR>come check my site out <A HREF="http://www.monstergamer.net" TARGET=_blank>www.monstergamer.net</A> or <A HREF="http://www.monstergamer.net" TARGET=_blank>www.monstergamer.net</A>
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Ed in SoDak
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Post subject: Zenith Model 9-S-262, 1938 Posted: Jan Sat 01, 2005 6:49 am |
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Yours has a nicer cabinet than mine, too bad it doesn't work.<P>Price might vary quite a bit depending on who's bidding. Last one I saw went for $250 or so, but it worked. Wrong model to get rich quick, I'm afraid.<P>Try to sell with local pickup. Properly packing one of these for shipping is tedious and expensive. The speaker or chassis can come loose so should be packed separately from the cabinet. Even then, each part must be packed so it cannot move about and there is several inches of padding all around. Loose in a box with packing peanuts won't cut it, and you'll lose the sale and the radio.<P>-Ed<P>------------------<BR>
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Peter Bertini
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Post subject: Zenith Model 9-S-262, 1938 Posted: Jan Sat 01, 2005 8:23 am |
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Location: Somers, CT
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Why are you posting a photo lifted from the OldRadioZone website, and pretending it is a radio that belongs to you? <P>Pete<P>------------------ <A HREF="http://www.oldradiozone.com/models/Zenith_Model_9-5-262_1938.jpg" TARGET=_blank>http://www.oldradiozone.com/models/Zenith_Model_9-5-262_1938.jpg</A>
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viking396
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Post subject: Zenith Model 9-S-262, 1938 Posted: Jan Sat 01, 2005 10:29 am |
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monstergamer,<P>Do you have a picture of the actual radio?<P>------------------<BR>Visit my radio web site!<BR> <A HREF="http://www.radiofun.homestead.com/" TARGET=_blank>http://www.radiofun.homestead.com/</A>
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viking396
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Post subject: Zenith Model 9-S-262, 1938 Posted: Jan Sat 01, 2005 10:31 am |
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Pete,<P>I didn't do it, honest!<P>Ok, bad joke....<P>------------------<BR>Visit my radio web site!<BR> <A HREF="http://www.radiofun.homestead.com/" TARGET=_blank>http://www.radiofun.homestead.com/</A>
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monstergamer
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Post subject: Zenith Model 9-S-262, 1938 Posted: Jan Sun 02, 2005 12:58 am |
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Location: Stony Creek, VA, United States
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i did not take a picture of my moms.<BR>that picture is to show you what she had.<BR>i will take a pic and post it later<P>------------------<BR>
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