"David" wrote in message
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What's wrong with replacing the paper electrolytics (as long as you
save the old bad ones for some insane person who would prefer a
confetti blaster)?


Sure, if the owner wants a well-working, reliable radio. But, at that
price, it's not really a radio any more. It's a piece of history, a work of
art or maybe a fool's investment waiting for the greater fool.

Frank Dresser