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Posted 2 years ago
lasswaffo
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My Mom and Dad bought me this stero in 1969 from Sears and it cost 289.00 which was top of the line in those days. I haven't played it but maybe a year the whole time I have had it. It still works like new. It has a radio am fm and plays all types of records. I don't have a lot of records any more from moving around so much. There are minor scratches from moving. My mom kept it for years for me so that is why it hasn't been played. I really dont have alot of room for it now as I live in an older house with not many recepticles. I was just wandering how much it would be worth now days are there any way I could find this out? I am a huge fan and watch your show every week. I live in Shelby NC guess you guys never came here. There are alot of old antiques and old farms in our area maybe you should concider picking here sometime
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