[Jukebox-list] Cheap Seeburg B on Craigslist but definitely not a Jackie ...

[Jjmscf at aol.com]

Yeah we have a local craigslist for the Eastern Shore of Maryland and a 
Delaware craigslist as well as a local buy and sell book that is very popular 
called the Guide. Most of what shows up is 70s boxes and overpriced.I search the 
Philly,Baltimore and Washington DC craigslist and most is overpriced but 
occasionally a deal comes up.There is a local guy in delaware selling refurbished 80s 
Rowes for $1200 with a guarantee. He advertises in the Guide every week. I 
still don't think he moves very many 80s Rowes at those prices.I still regret 
not going to the auction in Dover Delaware and bidding on the Wurlitzer 2200 
there a few months ago. 50s and older boxes seem to be rare as hen's teeth in 
this area.I think it's because we're close enough to the big cities like the ones 
I listed that the dealers have searched out the area and bought them up 
before I got into jukeboxes.Also the same reason why our resort beaches are very 
popular.They are only a 2 and 1/2 to 4 hour drive to either of the 3 cities. 
Case in point my Seeburg R came from Lloyd's Coinop warehouse and he told me it 
came from a warehouse in Federalsburg on the Maryland Eastern Shore.But the 
Wurlitzer auction was before I bought my last new shed and I was out of room.
 
J.C.
 
In a message dated 6/10/2007 3:22:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
thomasteeter at budweiser.com writes:

>have had several responses to my local Craigslist ad I placed last night 
looking to buy pinball >machines and jukeboxes. Every response was someone with 
an "OLD" Seebooger, and >NOBODY has responded back when I asked for either a 
model number or a digital pic... One >person wanted $900 for their working OLD 
Seebooger. I just have this feeling it is a 1970's digital >model. Still 
waiting on their response to my E-mail....

>Thomas 





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