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 Ben Dijkman
 Location: Hellendoorn, NL
 Member since 30 October 2009
 Member #: 571
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Hello, I'm Ben Dijkman from Holland.
A dutch member give me a link to this Vintage radio website becouse I was looking for information about a Australian philips
type 2262.It seems to be a verry rear radio in Holland.
Anyway:I know some Australian radiofriends, becouse I make new parts for radio's .Specially for philips radio's.
Backboards, dails, knobs, speakercloth ect .
I hope to visit this site often, to help one and other.

Best reagards,
Ben Dijkman
 
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