Someone in Beacverton has a VV-XVII for sale

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Someone in Beacverton has a VV-XVII for sale

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A new Craigslist ad:

http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/atq/4005905060.html

Has some serious veneer issues, might be able to get a better price....

Good luck! CDB
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I think it is a Victrola No.130. Not a VV-XVII. Note the position of the needle cups.

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It turned out to be a VV-130 (good eye gramophone78) and it's American Walnut. After a little negotiation, I bought it and it currently is disassembled and headed towards a restoration. Does anyone have an idea how to get the doors off a late Victrola like this? I would especially like to thank Cliff for the heads up on this Victrola. It will be stunning when complete. Thanks, Jerry

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Jerry B. wrote: Does anyone have an idea how to get the doors off a late Victrola like this? I would especially like to thank Cliff for the heads up on this Victrola. Thanks, Jerry
I saw that it was American Walnut. There is a small hole on the hinge and I use a good stiff paper clip to push down the latch behind the hole. This is the same hinge used on the Victor "Period" models. Nice find Jerry!!!

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Jerry B. wrote:It turned out to be a VV-130 (good eye gramophone78) and it's American Walnut. After a little negotiation, I bought it and it currently is disassembled and headed towards a restoration. Does anyone have an idea how to get the doors off a late Victrola like this? I would especially like to thank Cliff for the heads up on this Victrola. It will be stunning when complete. Thanks, Jerry

Glad it's going to a good home! Cool! Cliff
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