Anyone who frequents Goodwill or other thrifties knows how unpleasant it is to sift through bunches of clock radios on the electronics shelves.Sometimes I think it would be better if they were not donated but thrown out.Personally I use the alarm feature on my cell phone almost exclusively.I would imagine many other people do this also.

Inspite of this,I'm always a sucker for anything with that '80s look.This old G.E. clock radio caught my eye.It has a special earbud caddy built into it's side which I thought unique.It's amazing to me when I find items nearly 25 years old intact and with all their accessories.Of course this one looks marketed to young girls/females which may explain its condition.Though not a boombox or walkman,its certainly a dated design,complete,and in fairly good shape.

Ugh! I think I just vomited a little bit...

Well, i think it is great!

The name P'jammer is also very fantastic
and also the bedbuds

And i do like the vintage 80s looks

Let them vomit, they do not know what is kool!

expectations,expectations....It's just a girls clock radio.More importantly it's an electronics device over 25 years old and fully intact as new.As such,it will interest some from a historical perspective at the very least...and it's a G.E. which is a brand that has always been of personal interest to me.That said,I actually feel the same way about its styling Fatdog.(BTW-how about a subway sized poster of your avatar?I'll pay to have it printed )

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Originally posted by Jovie:
...Fatdog.(BTW-how about a subway sized poster of your avatar?I'll pay to have it printed )

I think I'll start collecting clock radios and VHS VCR's. Stacks and stacks of them up here at the thrift stores. Hardly any boxes left.

you think theres a lot of clock radios and vcrs where you are try coming down to florida,