Would you call this a purple flip clock? The Sharp FXC-36A
Join this channel to get access to perks: / @flipclockfans Is this a purple flip clock… or am I just seeing things? In this video, we take a close look at the vintage Sharp FXC-39A flip clock radio — a model sold from around 1969 to 1973 — and try to solve the mystery of its unusual smoked front panel and lavender-looking hue. What started as a simple vintage clock find turned into an overview of a Japanese-market Sharp flip clock, advertising descriptions, and one very unique-looking flip clock radio. Was Sharp intentionally going for a purple tint, or is it just the way the smoked plexiglass reflects light? You be the judge. We’ll also discuss the rare Japanese FXC39J variant that first caught my attention. If you enjoy vintage electronics, retro clock radios, and obscure flip clock history, this one is definitely for you. Featured Clock: Sharp FXC-39A Flip Clock Radio Approx. production years: 1969–1973 Thank you to: We Make Hair Grow Like Crazy, Man Hair Regrowth Systems • We Make Hair Grow Like Crazy, Man - Hair R... CREDITS Our Executive Producer Robert Jagers - Well known and respected restorer of flip clocks. Find Robert at: https://www.flipoclock.com Thanks to all our supporters! Robert Jagers Johan de Jong JW Hopkins John from NH Cipri Hosu Reysic Kristina Schlah Gnemelf Shelli Yoder Eerchant Ron Kellis Music by: Bensound License code: CKBALBR4BI1VU7SR Artist: : Yunior Arronte

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