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What a shame.Columbia Restoration
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hearsedriver
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Columbia Restoration
Im thinking maybe a little glue, some Gojo, and it will be good to go! OK, just kidding. It was being thrown away and I rescued it for the motor works. It actually has a super nice reproducer with it. The people that had it said it looked great 2 years ago until they put it outside...... What a shame.
What a shame.- Attachments
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Oceangoer1
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Re: Columbia Restoration
Oh my! That is one heck of a barn (outdoors?) find. I would love to see some after pictures of this one. Keep us updated!
-Connor
-Connor
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hearsedriver
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Re: Columbia Restoration
I was kidding about restoring it. The cabinet is beyond shot.
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Oceangoer1
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Re: Columbia Restoration
My bad! I didn't notice that part!
If you part it out, I'd be interested in some of the parts.
-Connor
If you part it out, I'd be interested in some of the parts.
-Connor