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Date Posted: 20:52:26 07/14/07 Sat
Author: James Lowe
Author Host/IP: 208-254-120-089.plateautel.net / 208.254.120.89
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Re: lafayette radio electronics
In reply to: A CBer From Way In The Past 's message, "Re: lafayette radio electronics" on 17:11:57 09/24/04 Fri

My wife and me found a lafayette comstat 525 made in April of 1978 and we was woundring what the value of it is. We are not looking to git rid of it Because I like to have one to use. The serial NO. is K00005778. The car that we bought the car from a preacher that had the car for a few years siting in a paster next to is house.

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[> [> [> Re: lafayette radio electronics -- Mike Feathermaker, 20:03:39 07/15/07 Sun (NoHost/195.175.37.71)

Maybe $20-25 on Ebay If you're lucky. The original Comstat series from Lafayette were 23 channel tube radios built by Trio-Kenwood (for Lafayette) and they were very popular from the mid 60's to the mid 70's. The Comstat 525 is a basic 40 channel run of the mill mobile CB and it capitalizes on the popularity of the famous "Comstat" name. Don't invest highly into it.

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