WANTED: Virtually Everything Under the Lid for VTLA

[cweastlick]

I rescued a nice mahogany VTLA this weekend. However, it did not have any "guts" under the lid. Everything else is intact. It has a full set of albums that look brand new. So, I guess I'll start piecing it back together. The serial number is 3331. Thanks!!

[outune]

Hi- What year VTLA?-- Early Pooley flat-top? Later? Can you provide a picture?

Brad Abell

[Ripduf1]

Hi Brad,
Flat Tops ended about Ser #2100 (no I do not want to get into a specific discussion about the LAST serial number of a Flat Top a new thread should be started) So this would be a Coffin Top model.

John

[cweastlick]

I took the lid off for safe keeping along with most of the hardware. It is the "coffin top" and not a flattop.
Again, any help would be greatly appreciated.

[emerson]

Where are you located?

[cweastlick]

Mason, Ohio. North of Cincinnati and south of Dayton.

[mattrx]

Charles,

I think I sent this pic to you. If you can’t use it, maybe someone else can.

Matt

[Jerry B.]

WANTED: Virtually Everything Under the Lid for VTLA

Every time I read the title of this thread I think of a levitating Victrola lid in need of everything beneath.

Jerry B.

[studebakerphonos]

This motornoard is supposed to be from a model B L door. Did not fit my model C.

Real nice shape. Some tiny needle pricks where reproducer rested. Best seen in 448 picture. Should touch up with no problem.

PM with any interest/offer.

Thanks, Bob

[gramophone-georg]

WANTED: Virtually Everything Under the Lid for VTLA

Every time I read the title of this thread I think of a levitating Victrola lid in need of everything beneath.

Jerry B.

Reminds me of the old joke: "What does my car need?" "Remove the gas cap and drive a new one under it".