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Posted 1 year ago
Buick55
(39 items)
This is our second garage sale find Jukebox. It's a 1964 Wurlitzer 2800. It was in fair working condition when it found it, but still turned out that it needed to be gone through mechanicly to play perfect. Holds 100 45s, that's 200 songs from the 50's and 60's. Plays wonderfully and super BIG sound. The cabinet was near perfect as found, at first I thought it had been all re-chromed and restored, but on closer inspection it appears it is all original and just very well cared for...that's very hard to find because of the way these boxes were used over the years
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Nice find!
Looks a real treat. I've had mine since mid 70s and it has now devloped a fault on the selector. These jukes are worth a few quid in te UK and it looks as though the one you have coud be worth about 3000 pounds sterling. Not sure of the exchange rate but it's got to be 5000$.
I hope you enjoy it.