Record Player for 1960's magnavox Stereophic High -Fidelity

My Grandparents passed and I obtained 1 thing from their home. It was a huge stereo. It is a peice of furniture. It has a sliding door on the top and if you slide that door it reveals a amp with AM/FM stereo and a Turntable. The tone arm (the arm with the needle that plays the records) is broken and I am looking to obtain either the entire turn table or the record player's tone arm. The Serial Number is 1696393. and the Model Number is LST62OR.It says it was made in Fort Wayne Indiana and I found the user manual inside. It would mean a lot to me to repair this unit so that I can pass it down. The rest of the unit works fine. The speakers sound great. The AM/FM radio sounds great, the auxilary channel even works. If anyone knows anything about record player repair and can send links, phone numbers of someone who does repair, or websites that might help me, that would be awesome and I wuold really appreciate it. **new information added**I need the tone arm, the needle, and anything else that was originally mounted in the tone arm area, or to buy a entire unit (entire stereo). Thanks.

I have an entire stereo unit I just put on craigslist.com. I remember this being delivered to our house in 1964. I was bummed to find out it did not have a TV behind those two front doors (fake!) I am asking $175 since I must have used pledge on this thing 3000 times since I was a kid in my parent s house.

http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/fur/175348050.html

plus I found this one from someone else (buy mine first!...LOL )

http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/clt/165825361.html

Rob
Philadelphia, PA

Is the arm actually broken, or did the little screw fall out from the base of the arm where it pivots? That's the only thing that actually connects it to the post.

BobbyB
Tucson, AZ

[quote="Bobby Basham"]Is the arm actually broken, or did the little screw fall out from the base of the arm where it pivots? That's the only thing that actually connects it to the post.

BobbyB
Tucson, AZ[/quote]

The entire tone arm contents aside from the arm itself are missing:
Here is a clearview of my stereo unit I wish to rebuild:

http://www.heartandsoullive.com/recordplayer.html

[quote="Zendogg"]I have an entire stereo unit I just put on craigslist.com. I remember this being delivered to our house in 1964. I was bummed to find out it did not have a TV behind those two front doors (fake!) I am asking $175 since I must have used pledge on this thing 3000 times since I was a kid in my parent s house.

http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/fur/175348050.html

plus I found this one from someone else (buy mine first!...LOL )

http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/clt/165825361.html

Rob
Philadelphia, PA[/quote]

**I emailed you back. I am VERY interested!!!**

I have seen that changer on eBay many times. It usually sells for between $10 and $20.