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Motorola HT1250 Refurb kit Help!!!

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Does anyone know the cheapest price and place/link to purchase a new housing case for a HT1250 radio?

I am looking to replace just the housings on a few ht1250's. I do not need the buttons,seals etc just the housing but will take the whole kit if needed.

Any advice, part numbers, links, etc greatly appreciated.

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I just need the outter housing. Basically looking to clean up some working UHF HT1250's that have scratches and blemishes. Apprx 15-20 of them. Some are conv and others are LS+ units. If you could also please include the price for the HT1250 and HT1250LS+ sticker decals also since I dont think they will re-stick securly if I reapply them to the new housings.

Not sure if the date codes matter but most units have the orange seal and some have the blue seals. I would imagine all the replacement housings are compatible with all version HT1250's, but not sure.

Thanks again for your help and looking forward to replys.
 
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It's much better to just replace it with one of these kits.

The actual piece of plastic that makes up the front cover - without knobs, buttons, labels, or the shiny gold thing that makes up the accessory connector - is:
1580666Z01 COVER, FRONT,ASSY PREF BASIC $7.60 Count 1 pack

Other stuff:
1386058A01 ESCUTCHEON, UNIVERSAL CONN $11.00 Count 24 pack (shiny gold thing)

Unfortunately the nameplates (Motorola and HT1250) aren't available to everyone. Only certain dealers can get those (NOT me, so don't ask. :))
 
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