Curious about collecting and restoring old radios, audio equpment, or Ham gear, but don't know where to begin? SCARS members have decades of experience and knowledge to share.
SCARS has been serving the collecting and restoration needs of our members since 1976. Explore the beauty and history of these fascinating vintage sets...join us!
We hold ongoing meetings and swap meets throughout Southern California. Special events are also held on a regular basis, including our Annual Vintage Radio Auction. Read More...
Posted June 18, 2014
The Antique Phonograph Society will hold it's 30th Annual Antique Phonograph, Music Box, Mechanical Music, Coin-Op, Antique Radio and Record Show and Sale. This event will take place at the UFCW Hall, 8530 Stanton Ave., Buena Park, CA. Please visit the Society's website for show times and details.
Posted May 22, 2014
Arrangements have been made for interested SCARS members to tour the Nethercutt Museum in Sylmar, CA. Museum displays include a fascinating collection of rare mechanical musical instruments, and classic cars. Admission and parking are free. For more info, please visit our Events section.
Posted March 4, 2014
SCARS member Chris Probett experienced a home break-in involving the loss of valuable property that included items of sentimental and personal value to his entire family. Here are images (in a pop-up window) of some Abbotwares radios taken from his home. It is hoped that someone will recognize one or more of them, and that it will result in the location of the person(s) responsible, and the possible return of what was taken.
Thanks,
Jim Ryan
SCARS President
Posted Dec. 6, 2013
Most of our members know that our industrious Gazette Editor, Henry "Hank" Tarfman, faithfully produces our club's publication every quarter. But what many don’t realize is that mailing preparation for the Gazette (envelope stuffing, etc.) is rather overwhelming for just one person, and help is urgently needed. If you reside in or near the Torrance, Ca. area and can provide assistance, please contact Henry Tarfman to volunteer.
