Citation II

[danrclem]

Price is too high but since it's been listed for awhile the price may be very negotiable. If it's still available that is.

https://louisville.craigslist.org/msg/6024202810.html

 

[KiM3Ce]

With all due respect to Grandma, the absence of tubes makes me wonder whether it was "working when it was put away." That doesn't mean nobody should buy it; lots of parts and information are available for this classic. Thanks for posting!

 

[danrclem]

Since I don't need any more projects the only way I would buy if it was very, very cheap and I would have to assume that it would need a total rebuild. The only reason I'm not checking in on it is because I don't need another project and if it was very cheap I'd probably buy it.

 

[Leland47]

Here's one in Tampa....for sale. A bit more at ask $2500.

https://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/ele/6044345263.html

 

[Sam Cogley]

Here's one in Tampa....for sale. A bit more at ask $2500.

https://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/ele/6044345263.html

If that is indeed a McShane rebuild, it should be worth every penny of that $2500.

 

[analog addict]

I think the original Deuce would be good deal at $500-$650, so long as the iron is good....

 

[JP]

If that is indeed a McShane rebuild, it should be worth every penny of that $2500.

I don't see the CCS mod, bias supply toroid, etc. If it's a McShane build, it's minimal.

 

[Sam Cogley]

I don't see the CCS mod, bias supply toroid, etc. If it's a McShane build, it's minimal.

It could be an older McShane build. If I had the money and was in the market, I'd probably shoot the pictures over to him for verification.