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Caleb20
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Found this at an antique shop.
Paid $20.00 for it.
The clock does not work. I'm going to take the back off and take a look and see if there is a way I can fix the clock.
The radio works great.
I think this is from the 70s... do you agree?
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Def after 1963, ( has zip code) but I'm sure there is a web site that shows the dates of all RCA models. all you need to do is google it.
Pop_abides - Yea somebody told me that and they said it was from the 70s
Thanks toolate2
I have a radio that looks just like this one but the model number is RVS888D. Mine also has a zip code, I can't find anything online about this type of unit. Did you ever find a place to get the date codes or values on your clock radio?