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free zenith tv come get it 70s style

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kenmooresbc

Jan 1, 1970
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Inty

Jan 1, 1970
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kenmooresbc said:
the tv has a rolling problem and the picture pushes to one side some times
if u can fix it its yours i live in bartlett tx 76511 240 e davilla right on
highway 95 right next to the bartlett tire and auto look for the vintage

ARGH ! I live oversea ;-)

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Inty

Jan 1, 1970
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kenmooresbc said:
so no one wants it ?

Post to more newsgroup ! I'm in Italy, it's a bit difficult to reach your
city ;-)

I.
 
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Michael Black

Jan 1, 1970
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kenmooresbc" ([email protected]) said:
so no one wants it ?
You've posted your ad to an international newsgroup. THus while
you've forced us to see it, you aren't reaching an audience where
there may be a high percentage of takers, ie locals.

For that matter, it's not obvious where you are, and that will have
impact on whether anyone is interested.

In order for there to be someone interested, you need to find a
group of people who want it, and will bother to take it.

You'd be far better off finding your local buy and sell newsgroup
and post there, because then you at least guarantee that the people
seeing the post will be able to come over and get it.

Michael
 
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Mikey

Jan 1, 1970
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Probably lots of people would be happy to take it and see if
they could get it working good again, there's just no one
living close enough to you.
 
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dig154

Jan 1, 1970
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Call your local Salvation Army or Goodwill and have them come and haul it
off. Amazing how many electronic repair hobbyists hit those stores looking
for stuff like this...
 
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Bob Urz

Jan 1, 1970
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Inty said:
"Bob Urz" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio




F**k !!!! Poor tv :-(

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I have rescued a few from the curb or dumpsters, but with the price
of TV's being what it is, i am much more selective on what i
scavenge. Junk Aint what it used to be......

Bob
 
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Mike Berger

Jan 1, 1970
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Yeah, but "The quality goes in before the name goes on."
It has to be better. It's handcrafted!
 
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Mike Berger

Jan 1, 1970
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Maybe your area is different, but goodwill and salvation army
stopped taking non-working items around here years ago. They
don't have the expertise or space to fix them, or the extra
money to junk the non working stuff.
 
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James Sweet

Jan 1, 1970
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Mike Berger said:
Maybe your area is different, but goodwill and salvation army
stopped taking non-working items around here years ago. They
don't have the expertise or space to fix them, or the extra
money to junk the non working stuff.

Around here they won't even take working stuff anymore unless it's
reasonably modern and in good cosmetic condition.
 
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