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I moved into my grandparents house after they both passed away last summer and in the process of cleaning out the basement we found this 1960 Philco tv. My grandfather used to be a tv repairman back in the day and for some reason this is the only tv that we found. I don't know much about it but someone out there might. A friend said Frank and Mike would know what to do with it! I love the show so what the heck!
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This is so cool!!! Are you still thinking of maybe restoring it?
Don't think I would restore it but if someone else would be interested in it I hope they would.
Frank and Mike traded the one they bought for another item !
I had one of those,the picture tube turns,way cool for the day.Philco was a Ford motor co, off shoot that went under shortly after this tv was produced.