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antique1973
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Fumed oak Grafonola cabinet

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Found another empty cabinet project but I have not pulled the trigger yet. The seller
wants $200 for it which is pretty high since everything is missing. The motor
and hardware would be easy since this is a common model but the oak motor board and
horn would be tough going. Is the finished result economically feasible to at least
break even on this?
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Re: Fumed oak Grafonola cabinet

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It's worth as much love as you put into it.
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Brad,

I have a wooden horn and cast iron elbow from a Graphonola restore project I did many years ago. If interested, I can provide detailed pictures and dimensions. If it works, I'll make you a good deal on it.
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Brad wrote:Brad,

I have a wooden horn and cast iron elbow from a Graphonola restore project I did many years ago. If interested, I can provide detailed pictures and dimensions. If it works, I'll make you a good deal on it.

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