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Saxymojo
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This is my 3rd Jukebox, it is a wurlitzer 1080A and was made in 1947 it is much the same as the 1080 but, it has the amp and cobra tone arm from the 1100 wurlitzer. The model A is the rarer of the 1080's with a lot less having been made.
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Love it!! Love your whole collection!! Thanks for sharing...
Hi, I will add some more soon.
Do you know the best way to get the right manual for this model?
Ray
Hi Ray, http://www.victoryglass.com They are in the USA and have manuals for all wurlitzer jukeboxes. Regards Marcel
nice collection you have, bravo I love it thanks for sharing...
you guys have such an amazing collection!!!
Hi, Glad you like it, we have a lot more to upload soon. Regards Marcel