Re: Who is buying vintage TVs?
It's 'classic' rather than 'vintage' with motor cars and the like. It seems to mean 'out of production', which is why I stopped visiting 'classic' car shows.
The Veteran Car Club originally catered for cars up to 1904, which is the date still for Brighton Run entries.
'Veteran' might be a good word for television sets which span the period from there being NO television, to the point where they became a regular item of commerce.
The end-date would need to be decided by common agreement, but I would hazard a guess that ITA would definitely be OUT.
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