The truck has a bad motor. It is hard to shift , it had it on the floor where it used to be on the column. no radio nothing. 300 6 cylinder. bad motor. good looking truck and inside looks good. it needs new rubber to keep the doors and windows from ratling. i have 4 rims that come with the 1974 model. I would change the rear end it gets bad gas mileage but will pull a tree down. Should i sell it for 2,250 or spend 5-6 thousand to get it first class. insurance is cheap liability. tag cost me nothing because it had an antique tag. Tags in MS. can run up to ,200.00 per year. Ususally about 0.00 for a ford mustang about a year old. I am considering getting me a 750-1000 series moror cycle to run errands about Jackson. It cost a lot to live in Jackson MS.

I have this beautiful antique that my grandmother purchased and I cant even find a pic of it on any website I was wondering if anyone knew anything about it. It has a radio and a record player in a beautiful cabinet Any help would be appreciated

I have an old Sears Electronics record player with casseste, radio, and eight track. I don't know what year, but I'm guessing it's pretty old, I got it at Goodwill.

Everything plays fine, its just that it won't let me change speeds. The 33's play normal, but when I put in a 45 record and switch it to 45 speed, it dosen't do anything. The speed stays the same, and plays in slow motion.

By the way, its not run on a belt, its on a 1-drive idler (tire).

I have an old Sears Silvertone tube AM radio, and it has Bakelite sides.
I'm trying to figure out approximately when it was made.

Kinda antique looking, I'm thinking it might be 1950's, but I'm not sure. It would be cool if it were older, because it's in really good condition. No wood on it at all.

i heard about it on the radio but missed the details. sounds like a neat event.

On the radio instead of downloading it to the internet. How do I do that, does anyone knows about car stereos?
Please let me know what I can do?

i just need to know if you can record your voice onto a cassette tape through your radio?

Hi! It's me again. I wanna know how to record songs off of Youtube, the radio, stuff like that. But I don't know how. Do you plug it into the USB port and play the song? Do you hold it really close to the sound? I dunno. I tend to be pretty good with computers, so this one little problem is kinda embarrassing. I'd be really thankful! =]

are selling for less than the shipping and handeling. I know they are valued in the hundreds if not more. Can someone please explane that a radio over 70 years old sells for under thirty dollars?

I have a 1946 RCA Phonograph, as the title states, and I am looking to sell it. It is in gorgeous condition. It is the boston Ed. everything works, radio, lights, record player, everything. I am looking to sell it, and know absolutely nothing about antiques, and was wondering what ballpark I should be in with the price.

The radio works great. It is the on/off switch on the turn tablethat is shot.

I just purchased a vintage Crosley record player that is built into a cabinet and has a radio next to it. I am guessing it is from the 40's or so, it only plays glass records.
I am wondering 2 things:
1. Where can I get information on this record player
2. I can't play any of my vinyl records without it sounding like the chipmunks. The record player has only one speed but I have a few RPM adjusters that are circular shaped... but have NO idea how these work... anything will help!

I have a Record Player/AM Radio.Portable and Mains..The only name I can find is "Royal"..does any one have any Idea who makes this phono..thanks..

Okay...so I got this really nice RCA stereo for Christmas. It also came with an mp3 player that you can hook onto the stereo to record songs from the radio...BUT....I really wanted to be able to use the mp3 player with my computer also. And for me to be able to do that this guy said that I have to download the newest firmware and windows software and I was just wondering if anyone could help me figure all this stuff out. Please?

Thanks a lot if you can!

Jeannie

My parents gave me a 1920's-1930's bedroom set that belonged to my great grandparents. I have all the pieces, vanity...original seat, etc. The most amazing piece is the bed with a WORKING turbe radio in the headboard. Has anyone ever seen such a thing? I can't keep it in my house, but it seems to be such an oddity, I was thinking of hanging on to it. If it's valuable, I can't simply throw it in the shed. If it's more common than I realized, then I might just sell it off. Anyone seen one or know where I can find out more info? Thanks!
The radio does work. We replaced the tube in it.

The one's that look just like the early style radio's.

http://www.tncbargains.com/crosley-turntables.html
I want to get one, but I missed out on the day after Thanksgiving sale, where I could of saved a lot on one.

I have an antique "AM-FM 8-Track Stereophonic System" sold by JCPenney. It is a beautiful piece of wooden furniture that includes a radio, a record player and 2 speakers. I have no idea when it was manufactured and how much it is worth. Also, should I sell it as is or refinish the wood first?

I have an old Sears Electronics record player with casseste, radio, and eight track. I don't know what year, but I'm guessing it's pretty old, I got it at Goodwill.

Everything plays fine, its just that it won't let me change speeds. The 33's play normal, but when I put in a 45 record and switch it to 45 speed, it dosen't do anything. The speed stays the same, and plays in slow motion.

By the way, its not run on a belt, its on a 1-drive idler (tire).

Does anybody know if i buy a record player or thingy thats a radio and stuff can i dj on it if it says it has a turn table???

It is from the 50's and is a radio also.

I bought this stereo for a dollar at goodwill..when i plugged it in, the turntable works fine, but the whole bottom half (8track and radio) don't work. won't do anything (not even light up)...that doesn't really bother me though..what bothers me is that i plugged a speaker into the speaker holes and it just makes a horrid static sound. so i plugged it into the audio and that works, but it has horrible feedback and isn't very loud...so i am wondering if there is any way to get this lil guy fixed??? below is a website with the same exact stero...thanks...

http://www.jackbergsales.com/electronics/Juliette%208tr-1880%20C4320%20AM-FM-FM%20Stereo%208%20Track%20with%20Three%20Speed%20Turntable.htm

i need to replace the power cord on a philco 37-620 radio. it's an antique so the color code on the back of the radio is a little different. it has a Black Red and Green. so where would i connect the neutral?

lets say i am listening to a radio on my PC, what media player can i use to record some songs from the radio (through the internet) to my computer? i want whenever there is a song i like on the radio i can record it into my PC using the same player that is playing the radio. please help me..

Its about 5.5 ft long with phonograph and radio, wooden, very nice condiiton. Is there a web site or somewhere I can go for info. Thank you in advance for your answers.

I need a volume knob for a Philco pt-2 radio.....brown not white... any suggestions?