The prices are outrageous at times. I think vendors like Jim Carter sell the restored radios for around $450 and you would think that would put a cap or downward pressure on the prices asked for unrestored radios. At one time, a complete unrestored radio that needed a complete facelift would go for over $400 on Ebay. Since the recession I think the prices have moderated. Those bidders that you talk about must be counting on a big demand some day when the supply dries up. I have seen what you are talking about.


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