M70 Six Pack

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mellymelsr

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My love for the M70 goes back to the summer of 1981. It was available at every large electronics store but sadly, at $450 it was way out of my budget. Luckily my best friend had one so I was able to experience what it was like walking around blasting your favorite tunes at the park in the summer of 81. Today they are available in abundance on ebay and other auction sites so I have more of them than I ever dreamed. Having 6 of the same radio in silver would be very boring so I decided to add a little color to a few of them. Of course I had to keep at least one original.

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T-STER

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I keep scrolling through trying to decide which i like best but nope, cant decide. They are a really great looking bunch, the colours look really well done, that black one could be factory! Amazing.
 
MyOhMy

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This is getting serious! I'm so impressed (once again!) with this display, eye candy for the BB Connoisseur indeed. :thumbsup: :rock:
 
stereomad

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Very nice, you done a great gob on those.......just wondering why you never left the victor as the standard one as its more rare and has more value than the Jvc models?
 
mellymelsr

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stereomad said:
Very nice, you done a great gob on those.......just wondering why you never left the victor as the standard one as its more rare and has more value than the Jvc models?
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The Victor had major fading and peeling on the paint and couldn't be saved. The only one with great original paint I left untouched...all the rest had cosmetic issues.
 
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