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Post by mrtc4w on May 30, 2009 20:12:39 GMT -6
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Post by Tim Nolan on May 30, 2009 21:47:40 GMT -6
Man, you don't see those very often! Can you imagine using that thing way back when?! Obviously it was meant for "parking" only! One good bump and Scriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitch! LOL. Good find!
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Post by torinobradley on Jun 1, 2009 13:28:47 GMT -6
I guess the big question is how to fit in into a 1/25th scale model...
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Post by mrtc4w on Jun 1, 2009 15:30:39 GMT -6
Man, you don't see those very often! Can you imagine using that thing way back when?! Obviously it was meant for "parking" only! One good bump and Scriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitch! LOL. Good find! It is my understanding that the tone arm was held down on the record and chewed them up quickly. Some of the car record player manufacturers had dedicated records made only for their players. torinobradley, It shouldn't be too difficult to scratch build one, unless you show it poened with the turntable and tone arm. Now to find a real one, cheap, and then add a reverb unit.... Marty |
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Post by stilljustharley on Jun 2, 2009 2:53:31 GMT -6
Or you could dig through any old Johan kits you have knocking around, a lot of their annual kits came with a record player as a custom option.
Like solid gone daddio!
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Post by mrtc4w on Jun 2, 2009 16:26:11 GMT -6
Or you could dig through any old Johan kits you have knocking around, a lot of their annual kits came with a record player as a custom option. Like solid gone daddio! I DID NOT KNOW THAT!!! Thanks for the info! Marty |
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