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Just had to buy this for myself for Christmas, I bid $16.00 on E-Bay and won! I stuck in a battery and it works! Love the Sunoco gas pump add in the box with that girl, came complete with owners manual and ear piece. Of course it was made to look like a gas pump, will keep my sinclair radio company.
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