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1 total messages Started by ans24 Sat, 16 Feb 2013 19:05
Re: Crosley CR37 Bluebird AM/FM Radio with Cassette Deck (north atlanta) $50
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Author: ans24
Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2013 19:05
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 > Sale 2808596041 wrote:
 > For sale - Crosley CR37 Bluebird AM/FM Radio with Cassette Deck.
original cost - $129. has been carefully used. Asking $50 or best
offer

 > 

 > classic repro of the 1930's Sparton bluebird radio. It is in
excellent working condition. 

 > 

 > ours is a no smoke/ pet / kids home.  I have attached a stock photo
to show the original color of the piece

 > 

 > Technical Details

 > Art-deco-style radio/cassette deck with cobalt blue mirrored-glass
surface and chrome accents

 > Faithful reproduction of 1936 Bluebird radio with distinctive
sloped body and illuminated center dial

 > Hardwood material permits the ultimate in resonance for AM and FM
reception

 > Handcrafted, industrially styled body offers nice alternative to
modern electronics

 > 

 > Measures 14 x 14 x 7.5 inches (W x H x D)

 > 

 > can email more pics to serious buyers. Please include a valid phone
number in your email (would help me weed out spammers). Thank you and
happy holidays
 > 
 > 
 > 


 >  Location: north atlanta
 > it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other
commercial interests

My name is Nicole. I am very serious and interested in purchasing the
radio for a photograph for a project I'm doing. The thing is that I
would need it before Tuesday. I live in the Kennesaw area, so I could
meet you at a starbucks or something like that in a central location.
You can email me at anikkis@hotmail.com or call me at 404-314-7209.
Hope to hear from you soon.
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