[Jukebox-list] Another Jukebox - Seeburg 147 Trashcan

[John Robertson]

I have NOS parts for the P series of jukeboxes. Mostly small items - 
like the indicator dials, switch blades, wipers, etc - no large 
plastic/metal cabinet or cosmetic pieces at all. I do have a 
mechanism that I have used as a parts source and it still has trays 
and other major parts.

John :-#)#

At 12:46 PM -0400 9/27/07, etreble7 wrote:
>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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