30s/40s Valve Radio Cabinet to house modern system?

[Edward]

Folks, I'm soon to be repalcing my old stereo system with something new. The core of my audio set-up is planned to be this little system from Denon:

I'm deliberately planinng to go for a micro system so that it can be tucked away in a cupboard, and with careful palcement of the speaker, only the turntable need be on show. It has, however, occurred to me that it would be fun if I could find or make a cabinet for it that would have the appearance of a vintage radio, with a hinged from to allow access to the system itself.

Size is: 210W x 115H x 309D (Approx 8.25" x 4.25" x 12.25")

I've tried trawling google, but I can't turn anything up with information about this - wolud it be possible to buy a reproduction shell only that I could convert, or plans for something along those lines that I could work from?

 

[Story]

If you have the artisan skills, I think you're going to have to be the pathfinder on this one. You might reach out to Datamancer (s/n here, or try his website: datamancer.net ) for tips, tricks and ideas.

 

[Dr Doran]

You can also try to turn your liability into an advantage by going to the antique stores and telling them "Oh, it doesn't need to work" and thus getting a cheaper price on an old radio set, which you will gut out.

 

[Tomasso]

You might contact FL member Slipperyskip and have him fashion a cabinet for you.

 

[Edward]

Thanks, folks - I'll check those leads out.