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Sonora cabinet
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Tmahan72
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Sonora cabinet
Anyone know anything about Sonora cabinet models? I found one in pretty rough shape for $65. Is it worth it?
Tammy
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Sidewinder
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Re: Sonora cabinet
The facetious answer would be
"I have a cupboard at home whats it worth?"
Sonora made many cabinet machines, some are worth little, the very top end of the range, worth quite a lot. I think that if you post a picture, someone here can answer your question.
"I have a cupboard at home whats it worth?"
Sonora made many cabinet machines, some are worth little, the very top end of the range, worth quite a lot. I think that if you post a picture, someone here can answer your question.
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Tmahan72
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Re: Sonora cabinet
Excuse the boxes on top. It's a picture I took in an antique store. It's $65. I'm wondering if it's worth a restore or is it too much work?
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Tammy
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estott
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Re: Sonora cabinet
That is a plain model, near their bottom end. OK for $65 if nothing is broken, but that is about all it is worth in parts.
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VanEpsFan1914
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Re: Sonora cabinet
Your 1912 Victrola is a lot nicer than this.