Bidding for under $11, this NIB GE Searcher Radio. Intriguing, to say the least.
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March 17, 2009
I've Never Seen This GE Searcher Radio: New in the Box
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I've seen this only once or twice previously. I love radios with names---like my Ross "Commando."
And this one, "The Searcher" is great too. I tend to like cars with names too. The legendary European alphanumeric designations are just fine with me (particularly BMW and Peugeot, who have very organized and understandable pecking orders). But for Japanese and American companies, I prefer names over numbers. One of the best names ever was Acura Legend, so much better than "TL 3.2" or "RL".
Posted by: Angelo | March 17, 2009 at 12:25 PM