Vintage stereo console makeover

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This vintage radio upcycle is a gorgeous painted furniture makeover and a repurposed antique all rolled into one epic makeover.

Hi everyone! I’m honored to be guest posting today for Gail over here at My Repurposed life! I’ve been a huge fan of her blog, so it’s got me doing a little happy dance! ANYwayssss…. Lately, I’ve been ITCHING to do some spray painting! Here’s what I WE did! (WITH ALOT OF my husband’s MAN-POWER!)...

This post is going to date me but I have to say, re-purposing this 70's Stereo Cabinet brought back f-u-u-n childhood memories. While I was removing the stereo components, I remembered how excited I was when my family purchased our very first stereo console. It had an open concept dashboard with two large speakers on

**Finished Product Post** In 1971, my parents purchased a brand-spankin-new stereo console from Sears. It was stylish, well made, and one of their first furniture purchases. This beast had a radio …

I love to see a good stereo cabinet makeover on Pinterest. It's great that people are repurposing these old pieces of furniture and giving them new life

Dream Green DIY

We found this vintage stereo console at a local Thrift Store, already gutted! The employee said it had been sitting in the store for over 3 months. She told m…

Restored vintage stereo console with a Yamaha WXA-50 Integrated Amplifier, macMini media servera and Polk Audio speakers...

What a fun makeover this was! We started with an awesome non-functional mid-century modern stereo console.... Chase was happy to do most of the deconstruction of the stereo. He was fascinated by this strange thing called a "record player..." :) To make a long story short, we gutted it, removed the speakers and backing, built a new top, added awesome antique hinges, made a new back with reclaimed lumber planks, painted, distressed a bit, waxed, buffed, took it to the WildHare FleaMarket, sold…