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1972± Panasonic Model R-72 Toot-a-Loop Transistor Radio | Radios204 of 787 |  |  |
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Posted 11 months ago
WinterWolf
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I had to add one of these curious little novelty radios to my collection just for conversation. Panasonic seemed to have a whimsical side (see the Panapet). These were also available in red, green, blue, etc. Very different! This one works.
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I remember I had one of those! Thanks for the flashback.. er, nostalgia. :-)
My sister gave me a red one for Christmas in the early '70s, maybe I'll run across it in my attic someday!