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Posted 1 year ago
Buick55
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This is a Seeberg L-100 Jukebox that I picked up a a local garage sale. Kind of like a 'pig in a poke' it was locked up with the power cord inside, but the price was right so I took a chance. Of course, with my luck, it needed quite a bit of work on the 'guts', but the case was pertty good. I took it to guy in the area who rebuilds the mechanics and I detailed the outside including some rechroming. End product; plays very nice, great vintage sound.
It holds 50 45rpms, 100 songs, and we have it full of 50's & 60's doo wop and rock n roll and play it often (set on free play!)
ps, if you're in the mid-Willamette Valley area of Oregon and need a juke box or pinball machine rebuilt or serviced, I highly recommend Tony Craisin in the Newberg area.
JukeboxesThe first coin-operated phonograph made its debut at the Palais Royale in S…