WINDSOR AM RADIO – Hong Kong – Works
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This vintage Kmart portable AM/FM radio, model 06-31-51, is a great addition to any collection. It features refinements such as a vintage FM radio and is manufactured in Hong Kong. The radio works and is ready to be enjoyed. The brand of this radio is Kmart and it falls under the categories of consumer electronics, vintage electronics, vintage audio & video, and vintage radios. Whether you're a collector or just looking for a unique piece of vintage audio, this Kmart portable AM/FM radio is sure to impress.
VTG Solar Solid State AM Radio Hong Kong Retro Portable - Silver [Tested]. Radio was tested and is in working condition. Pl3as3 see all photos for the best idea of condition. If theres any questions/concerns please be sure to reach out. Thanks for looking!
POWER TRONIC by NASTA. THIS IS A RARE PORTABLE NOVELTY AM POWER TRONIC RADIO MADE IN HONG KONG IN 1985 BY NASTA. IT IS 5.25" TALL. I DID TEST THE RADIO AND IT WILL PLAY STATIC WHEN IT IS RECEIVING.
Vintage Zenith Hong Kong 60 Hz 12 Amp AM Solid State Alarm Clock Radio For Parts. I plugged this in and got a little static but that's all it will do. The clock doesn't appear to work. Fast shipping is included with the purchase price. We have been selling online since 1999 and appreciate your business.
Easy to install bracket adjusts for under cabinet mounting. Vemier tuning. Easy to clean. 5” dynamic speaker. Two built-in antennas. Slide rule dial scale for tuning. Box does show lots of wear from age, handling and storage.
Likely compatible with most Gen 1–4 Bose Wave models that use internal plastic screw anchors. Use wire cutters or similar tools to remove the broken anchor remnants. It does not need to be perfectly flush — just clear enough so the new anchor can sit flat.
Grab your new anchor point, peel the adhesive backing off and stick it in place, you can set it all the way to the bottom and you should be able to use what remains of the old anchor point to guide you, there’s usually a vertical line leftover just line that up with your new anchor point and you should be good to go, just repeat the first step in reverse for reassembly and your radio will be good as new.