[Jukebox-list] Visit from Georgia

[Jjmscf at aol.com]

I know what you mean about not being in a position to shop. The Wurlitzer  
2510 was the final straw. That is unless I get a super deal on a 78 box or  
really collectible 45 box and it's local....lol.The Wurlitzer 2510 was a little  
later box than I was looking for but when I saw the phone no. and learned it  
lived only 5 miles away for the last 25 years I had to have it.One's got to go  
before another one comes home. And I live by myself...lol. I think my  cousin 
is getting tired of being called to help with the jukeboxes. I got plenty  of 
work to do on the ones I have. I'm trying to wrap up the LPC1 so it can go  
home with my boss. It's in the kitchen where I work on my projects. That may  
have to change someday if I get married...lol.
 
I like to go look around at the show and see what the pro restored machines  
look like. I usually don't buy anything either other than some records and 
maybe  a book  from  Rockola Charlie who represents Always Jukin'  at the show. 
 
J.C.
 
 
In a message dated 10/3/2006 9:10:04 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
etreble7 at comcast.net writes:

>J.C.
>Yes, you are correct, I would love to go!!   Checking my calendar, I think 
we 
>might be able to make it.  Of  course, lots can change around here between 
>now and then, lol  I  would just love to look around, not in a position 
right 
>now to  shop.

>  My focus is getting my 2410 running.  There are a  couple people I can 
call 
>that I think can help me out and they are  fair and reasonably priced.  I 
>will continue to do and learn what  I can and save up.  Wes has been more 
>than helpful and generous  with his time.  I am making some headway, it's 
>just  slow.

>I will contact you off list with details of the Gameroom  Show, maybe we 
>could hook up for breakfast if we all go on the same  day.