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A Brunswick console converted to a cedar chest. It actually looks pretty nice!
http://rochester.craigslist.org/atq/1533018825.html
Craigslist: Victrola converted to chest
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bbphonoguy
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Re: Craigslist: Victrola converted to chest
Considering what they did, it is a good job, but someone this clever with tools could have just made an entire cedar chest. So, my response is WAAHH![thead]
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Re: Craigslist: Victrola converted to chest
"This Antique Victrola from approximately 1910-1930 was emptied and lined with Cedar. It Smells Terrific!"
Yes, it probably does smell good but not as terrific as the insides of an old, original talking machine. I just LOVE the smell inside of an old Victrola and have since buying my first machine so many years ago.
Yes, it probably does smell good but not as terrific as the insides of an old, original talking machine. I just LOVE the smell inside of an old Victrola and have since buying my first machine so many years ago.