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Vintage Man
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blu_fuz said:
I'm just glad i no longer use e-Bay...i'm a local buyer, i hate shipping, i hate of the thought of a boombox getting destroyed through shipping
...and even better is that today i made some more contacts which is another bonus for me 
. I would have continued box hunting but after i found the 3 boxes i had to go home...i had no more $$$'s 
trippy1313
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That things so big it's making the locker bulge at the top!!!gsbadbmr said:I'm surprised my "contacts/runners" didn't find these boxes before me...the C-100 was there apparently for 4 years
Here's a pic of when i saw the TC-999 buried in the back of the store in the top corner
You're extremely skilled or lucky. Nice finds!
howie1976
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When someone finds 1 C-100 in the wild, they are lucky. When someone finds 100 of them in the wild... that's all skill! Truly impressive! If you lived in SoCal you would have your own reality show called "Boombox Whisperer." I'm not even kidding about that. That's a fact!!!trippy1313 said:
systemaddict
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Unbelievable 
any contacts I have recently found say they have something and will buzz me, but they never do 
the candle has been on my wish list forever, congrats your very lucky 
any contacts I have recently found say they have something and will buzz me, but they never do the candle has been on my wish list forever, congrats your very lucky 
Reli
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Doubt it.........because I think you'd have a harder time down here. I honestly don't think the average Canadian knows the value of boomboxes, and that's why it's easy to find good deals up there. Here in the US there are too many people hunting for them, too many people hitting the estate sales, because they know their value. After all, the boombox was originally American culture......Canada just jumped on our coattails.gsbadbmr said:If i lived in SoCal i probably wouldn't have all the Conion's i have...or would i
And that's even doubly true for Australia 
hemiguy2006
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Lasonic TRC-920
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The Japanese were the first. The US copied them!Reli said:Doubt it.........because I think you'd have a harder time down here. I honestly don't think the average Canadian knows the value of boomboxes, and that's why it's easy to find good deals up there. Here in the US there are too many posers hunting for them, even senior citizens and retirees, because they know their value. After all, the boombox was originally American culture......Canada just jumped on our coattails.
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