Repurposing a 1934 radio....

[blue_green_sparks]

....with a Bluetooth receiver/amplifier. A 50 Watt module was $12 and I had a car speaker and a DC adapter hanging around collecting dust. I think I may do the same to a lighted Jack'o Lantern and turn it into a spooky sound source! 
https://youtu.be/mjZ0wJ6EERQ?si=q3Z-xgHVaCxHOfLe

[Greystache]

I did something similar with a 1960s stereo and TV console. It was a beautiful walnut cabinet but the electronics were shot. I removed all the old electronics and replaced them with a newer turntable and receiver. The TV screen was covered with a tambour door so I made that into storage. I converted the speaker grills to doors and made the space into more storage.

[CowboyAndIndian]

Please, may we have some pictures!

[Greystache]

Here are some photos. I did not get a photo of the new electronics installed.

[Greystache]

This is what it looks like all closed up

[CowboyAndIndian]

Those old cabinets were fine furniture!

[BlueHouse]

I love this.  I've seen some repurposed stereo cabinets with diarama-style art installations inside, or fishtanks.  so cool!

[Sugaree]

I love this!  I just did this with a 1941 Zenith console radio and may do the same with the 1960s turntable console that's in my living room.