[Jukebox-list] Another Jukebox - Seeburg 147 Trashcan
etreble7
etreble7 at verizon.net
Thu Sep 27 09:46:49 PDT 2007
Hi JC and Jeremy,
I agree, this is a "Project Juke" for sure! I think it's way over my head
and I am sure I will have to have lots of help to restore it. Fortunately,
I have a few good options near by, but for now I am just thrilled to have it
and fuss over it. I am a "neat freak" so just cleaning it up will be fun
for me.
Jeremy, thanks for the link, I will get to that later today and post some of
the pics, it's not too pretty. JC, I paid $200 for the Juke, and like I
said, the records in it alone were worth the money to me, as you all know
how much I love my music! I've been looking for 78rpms for a while, but
only run across the Classical Music and some Holiday Music, never have I
happened upon any R&R, so this is exciting.
I am surprised at how big it is, not what I was expecting. I thought it was
just over waist high, this thing is to my shoulders!
Jeremy, what condition is your trashcan in? After looking at my pics, let
me know how bad mine is, LOL!
Jackie
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Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 12:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Jukebox-list] Another Jukebox - Seeburg 147 Trashcan
>
> Sounds like you finally got a hold of a project juke,Jackie. You know
> your're
> a hard core juker when you can see the potential beauty in a junker and
> take
> it home.Curious what you did pay for it? Sounds like it was a good deal.
>
> I am not taking any more jukes in now.In fact the last one(the Seeburg B)
> I
> may not restore after all .I started working on the C mechanism and the B
> mechanism gave up some parts and that was the one good thing about the
> B.Several
> mechanism parts were trashed on the C including the tonearm assy.I got way
> too
> much work to do on the ones I have.I have most of the (5) 60s Seeburgs
> insides
> done.Worked on them in the a/c in the house all summer. Just a little bit
> cooler weather and I can go in the sheds and spruce up the cabinets and
> reassemble
> them to get ready to sell them.I hate hot weather and those omnish built
> sheds are like ovens in hot weather.I'm sure you read about my latest
> dilemna
> with non availability of a glass for an SS160.I'm mulling over different
> ideas
> for what would look good non original.One idea that came to mind is make
> the
> mechanism visible through that front opening.It's painted a nice shade of
> pink
> anyway...lol.
>
> J.C.
>
>
>
> In a message dated 9/27/2007 11:22:57 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
> etreble7 at verizon.net writes:
>
>>Hello to all,
>>thought I would tell you all about my newest family member. Last night I
> picked up a Seeburg >147 (Trashcan) off Craigslist in my area.
>
>>Well....it's rough! I knew it would be rough from the pics. It's missing
> the back door, the right >side pilistar is there, the left is trashed.
> The
> Dome needs replaced, there is a section on the top >of the Dome that looks
> like
> it's missing (under the chrome). Some of the cabinet is peeling away >and
> looks like it can be saved with some TLC.
>
>>The good news is: it looks like it's all there! Gentlemen, I am now WAY
> over my head on this >project, but I just couldn't pass it up for the
> price. I
> want to post some pics on the Google >Jukebox site, but couldnt find the
> link
> so if anyone knows it, would you mind postingthe link for >me so I can
> share it
> with you.
>
>>I spent a few hours last night just getting rid of bugs and webs. I found
> lots of little "parts" which >most I have no idea what they are, but
> didn't
> want to throw anything away.
>
>>It's got a real charm about it, I am thrilled and know patience and of
> course $$ is the key to >restoring this beauty. Time is on my side.
>
>>Oh, it came with 20 wonderful 78rpm's, most I have heard of and most are
>>R&R
> of the 40's and >50's, those alone were worth what I paid. The background
> on
> this is also quite interesting and I >will post more later. I'm off to
> start
> detailing it a bit and the first thing I saw was the Power Cord >needs
> replacing before I even think of plugging it in. I was told when it was
> purchased
> years ago, >it was working?
>>Jackie
>
>
>
>
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