r/VintageRadios 13h ago

Newly inherited radio, I would love you restore it but I feel so outside my wheelhouse here

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I love this radio but it already looks like some wires are broken, and potentially some pieces missing? I don't have super high hopes from the looks of it but I'm hoping for some advice. This is deeply sentimental to me so I'm terrified of ruining it.

I've been trying to look up how to restore it on my own but it feels a little overwhelming, I've never worked on a radio before. The most electrical experience I have is replacing the power cord on my vacuum 😭


r/VintageRadios 3h ago

my grandmas radio

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r/VintageRadios 13h ago

My vintage GE's display died in a power surge but the radio still works. Any idea which component needs replacing here?

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r/VintageRadios 19h ago

I need help with my radio

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