1934 Zenith Model 807 Part 2 Final

After 2 months, Buzz finally finishes this beautiful 1934 Zenith 807, that was owned by a WW2 Navy vet. After fixing the antenna coil last month, it is time to get the chassis in shape, and after that is completed, make the cabinet look gorgeous. Have a good laugh as Dickel's secret is exposed! After 3 weeks and a few hundred hours later, Buzz finally completes the radio to his satisfaction. Along the way, listen to a 1944 USO recording made by a young sailor, to his parents. At the reveal, since it's Veterans Day, Buzz salutes all veterans, especially WW2 vet John Fleetwood, the original owner of this radio, and Buzz's own Dad, another WW2 veteran. To close out the video, Buzz plays a funny song popular during the war, and then Dickel introduces another 8mm film on Buzz Cinema. Music The Beau Hunks - The Beau Hunks Play the Original Little Rascals Music - (1995) Victor Silvester - The Little Boy Who Never Told A Lie - (1942) Tommy Dorsey - Kiss The Boys Goodbye (Connie Haines, vocal) - (1941) Spike Jones - Der Fuehrer’s Face - (1942) Victor Silvester - Two Sleepy People - ( late 30's early 40's) Victor Silvester - Eternally - (1953) Victor Silvester - Kiss the Boys Goodbye - (1941) Victor Silvester - Any Time At All - (1946) Victor Silvester - I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time (1942) Victor Silvester - There Goes That Song Again - (1945) Ennio Morricone - Il Triello (The Trio) - (1966)

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