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Jasonl, is that TV an RCA? I remember one of my mom's ex's had one like that.

For those 70's children out there who loves Maggies, this is for yall. http://cgi.ebay.com/1976-Bicenntenial-8track-radio-turntable-console-stereo_W0QQitemZ200338862257QQihZ010QQcategoryZ14999QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I have that issue too with a 1977 Truetone portable automatic mono record player. It looks like the GE portables except it his a 2-speed BSR changer. Also another issue I face is the some of my record players eats the grooves of polystyrene 45s and leave a lot of dandruff. Adjusting the weight...

Today was a beautiful day here in NJ and I went to the flea market to grab some vintage gear. I got 19 45 rpm record, 4 Lps, 4 cassette tapes, a 1978 Kmart aka Lakewood mini box fan, and a 1962 Magnavox All Transistor portable stereo record player. Check out the vid

Hey friends, some of yall may know me on YT as damusician, vinylman86, ilistenanything78s and analogrules1986. Well, all my 4 channel are gone because of multiple copyright infringements. All 4 channels had the same email address so everyone got deleted, argh!!!!!!!! I didn't want it to end that...

I had to load up a tractor trailer of old metal shopping carts back in 2005 because my job got new POS shopping carts because they have a mind of it's own. We had to use 2 wooden planks as a ramp to load 'em up in the trailer. We didn't use the loading docks because the store wasn't completely...

This what happens when someone leaves the gate of a tractor trailer wide open and take off. http://video.yahoo.com/network/100284668?v=3826981&l=4418225

One of my bros has this same exact fan. It's been in the family since new. Probably early to mid 80's. I have to show mines someday.

Nice fan! Those vintage fans are great and move a mass amount of air. Here's one of mines. It was purchased at an antique shop for $15.

Oh Yeah! It gets better!

Hello friends, yall might get a kick out of this!

I'm dreamin!

Itz probably from 1962. I wonder if it works?

wow, life seem a lot better back then. what made ppl today change their ways?

Sounds in Space I have the RCA Victor Living Stereo "Sounds in Space" demo Lp 1958.

i believe that turntable is from the mid 60's just buy looking at the name plate. itz the last of that kind right before they changed the tonearm design. this particular one is for the portable and components sets because i never saw the white ones in consoles and it has the short knob too.

The FINEST Money COULD BUY in 1949 here's something we don't see too often http://cgi.ebay.com/Magnavox-Breakfront-by-Drexel-TV-Radio-Phonograph_W0QQitemZ180292009687QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item180292009687&_trkparms=39%3A1|66%3A2|65%3A10|240%3A1308&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

spankomatic, thatz a nice console! i love those early micromatic changers. i have a changer like that in my 1962 magnavox portable, but it doesn't itz not the imperial micromatic just micromatic.

whirlcool, you guessed it! ge! http://cgi.ebay.com/Silvertone-Cabinet-Stereo_W0QQitemZ220278552556QQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116

nice score j! i love those 70's chromed-out sets. my favorite thing of those 70's maggie consoles are the air suspension woofers in the sealed enclosures.