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 Met
 Location: NSW
 Member since 3 October 2009
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Whilst on the topic of re stringing, does anyone have a picture of the dial string path to a stc bantam as the pink shown on as "the radio of the week"?

i am not sure that I did a proper job with replacing the string to it which was originally broken and it is now somewhat flimsy, so I think I might have done half the job.

if anyone knows the trick to do this one or has a pic , I would well appreciated it....

cheers
marc
 
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