Visit PearsRepairs.com Got a radio that needs fixing?  Need parts or gear for your own repairs?  Call on Pear!  Using manufacturer schematics and high quality materials (and original parts whenever available), he brings old radios back to life.
Click on the link above to contact me. Click on any image below for a closer look.  All shipping costs are paid by the buyer. All radios work when shipped unless ad states "not tested, or not working."  I will use USPS unless buyer has a preference.  PayPal or money order are the payment options.  I go to great lengths to make sure the set is operating fine when shipped.  If you have an issue, then contact me.  I will refund payment received, less shipping costs, if you are unhappy and the radio is returned. My website has a little info about me, but basically radios have been a hobby since I was about 13, off and on.  I also volunteer for Maritime Historical Radio Society and repair receivers and transmitter equipment at the National Park Service, Bolinas and Pt. Reyes, California.  I do collect sets, but need to pare down.  I prefer "boat anchors" and have a number of very nice sets from the 1920's to 1960's.  I have a first class FCC license for various classes of equipment, but let it expire years ago.

Ballantine's Whisky Eight-Transistor Radio A really nice novelty radio that works fine. These usually have the labels in poor condition; not this baby, it's grand. Label, "cap" and seal area very nice. Plays well. Uses four "AA" batteries (not included). Interior view shows it is clean and not corroded or water damaged. Add $12.50 for shipping to CONUS.  $80.00. (1400094)	Crosley 51 (1925) Crosley made a ton of inexpensive radios that worked well and had some clever cost cutting ideas. This little two-tube regen uses a pair of coils that slide together with a front panel control for the regenerative coupling. All connections are on the front. Batteries, antenna, ground, head phones. This one is in very nice condition with serial number tag under the lid, a pair of 201A tubes and original throughout. It is untested.  $185.00. (1400089)	Crosley VI (1923) Crosley made a ton of inexpensive radios that worked well and had some clever cost cutting ideas. This little two-tube regen uses a pair of "book" condensers for tuning. All hookups on the front panel for batteries, antenna, ground, headphones. This is in very good original condition with warranty card, serial number card, hookup diagrams in lid, Dept of Radio Engineering Approved tag on back. Untested.  $285.00. (1400090)
Freed-Eisemann 30 (1926) This is an unrestored Neutrodyne TRF six-tube set, vintage 1926. Missing two lower knobs and all tubes. Otherwise in good condition. Both tuners work. So crack out those 01A tubes and get her going! Nice sloped front. Heavy so shipping will reflect that. 19"W x 11"H x 10"D.  $75.00. (1400070)	Motorola C34G Clock Radio Very nice condition set. Are you tired of all the fancy clock radios that are hard to set, shut off and operate? Want a pleasant journey back to the 60's? This baby is it. 12" long, sleek and a really good performer. All cleaned inside and out, clock lubed, radio checked, new tubes where needed. No hum and a good set.  $50.00. (1400091)

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