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azenithnut
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Post subject: Zenith 82 in custom cabinet  Posted: Mar Tue 24, 2020 11:34 pm |
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At the Monios auction in Michigan a few weeks ago, I picked up a Zenith in a custom cabinet with a clock above the dial.
I've seen this cabinet before, but I'm having difficulty finding pictures of it. Seems at least one other had a Zenith chassis installed.
Anyone remember them? I know they were posted here, likely in the "Online Auction and Sales Forum"
Thanks for any help.
-Steve
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Post subject: Re: Zenith 82 in custom cabinet Posted: Mar Wed 25, 2020 2:24 am |
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Nice cabinet!
Electronically restored?
Lenny
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azenithnut
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Post subject: Re: Zenith 82 in custom cabinet Posted: Mar Wed 25, 2020 2:31 am |
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Hi Lenny, nope as far as I know its unrestored.
It was in the addendum list of radios, so I'm not 100% sure it was part of Nick Monios' collection or not.
May have been a consignment? I don't know.
-Steve
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Post subject: Re: Zenith 82 in custom cabinet Posted: Mar Wed 25, 2020 2:42 am |
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Nice legs !and you have a model 55 too ...  Greg.
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Post subject: Re: Zenith 82 in custom cabinet Posted: Mar Wed 25, 2020 3:34 am |
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Nice radio, Steve!  My wife caught me daydreaming this morning, and I admitted I was imagining a house big enough for all the radios I want. She replied, "That would be a huge house!" Yeah, it would.
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radios2100
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Post subject: Re: Zenith 82 in custom cabinet Posted: Mar Thu 26, 2020 6:35 am |
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That's a beautiful radio, Steve! Great find! I'm sure that will be a keeper
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Indiana Radios
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Post subject: Re: Zenith 82 in custom cabinet Posted: Mar Sun 29, 2020 2:23 pm |
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There was a similar cabinet with a clock, in the old Muchow museum, but it was a bit taller and had fancy inlays. It housed a Scott AW12 2 dial set. I suspect it was made by the same company that
made your cabinet.
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azenithnut
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Post subject: Re: Zenith 82 in custom cabinet Posted: Mar Sun 29, 2020 3:57 pm |
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I did find this one. Probably another from the same manufacturer. Sadly way TOO many photos are disappearing.  -Steve
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radios2100
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Post subject: Re: Zenith 82 in custom cabinet Posted: Mar Sun 29, 2020 4:07 pm |
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azenithnut wrote: Sadly way TOO many photos are disappearing. -Steve Have you tried looking on the internet archive site? https://archive.org/I've managed to find old pictures, pdf files, and other things that were linked to but just no longer hosted for one reason or another this way. This is also why I contribute so much to RM.org. I assume my pictures will survive there a little better than other places.
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