Re: [Jukebox-list] Re: Fitting 2 jukes in a minivan, was Wurlitzer 3310 - plays all records
etreble7
etreble7 at verizon.net
Thu Feb 28 07:57:20 PST 2008
Hi Britt,
Oh I so wish I had this information months ago, LOL What a clever idea!
Thanks for thinking of me, I really appreciate it very much. I was
fortunate to have removed alot of the 1650 before I put it in the van
yesterday so the weight was not soo bad with my Son's help. I push my luck
with each Jukebox I find but your great idea would have saved my husband's
back! :)
Jackie
----- Original Message -----
From: "Britt Abbott" <wbabbott at verizon.net>
To: "Jukebox mailing list" <jukebox-list at lists.netlojix.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 6:45 AM
Subject: [Jukebox-list] Re: Fitting 2 jukes in a minivan, was Wurlitzer
3310 - plays all records
> Hey Jackie, I'm going to NC this morning to pick up a very nice restorable
> Seeburg 100C. I also have a Nissan Quest mini-van that I use. As J.C.
> state below you can only fit one on it's back.
> I've made my self a plywood skiff that I stand up behind the tailgate of
> the van, stand the juke against the skiff, push skiff with juke tilting it
> back against the tailgate until it almost falls over. I then place a large
> 2' wood dowell (1 1/2" diameter) on the floor of the van under the skiff.
> Pick up the bottom of the juke/skiff at the lower corner. As the skiff
> hits the dowel, I roll the whole thing in with the juke on the back.
> Everyone I meet to pick up a juke are amazed how easy it is to get it in
> the back of a van!
> Britt
> Chesapeake,VA
>
>>From: Jjmscf at aol.com
>>Date: 2008/02/22 Fri PM 08:15:24 CST
>>To: jukebox-list at lists.netlojix.com
>>Cc: Jjmscf at aol.com
>>Subject: [Jukebox-list] Fitting 2 jukes in a minivan, was Wurlitzer
>>3310 - plays all records
>
>>
>>I doubt if you can fit 2 jukes in that van Jackie. I assume you'll have to
>>lay the 1650 down. I couldn't fit a Rockola 450 in the work van(a GMC
>>Safari)
>>standing up when I went to an auction and bought it.I had to lay it down.A
>>laid
>>down juke takes up the whole back of a mini van. Too bad or I would have
>>bought the Seeburg Olympian which looked better and was in better cosmetic
>>shape
>>along with the Rockola.
>>
>> The reason I chose the Rockola was because it was a complete box except 1
>>trim piece.Only had a jammed gripper but needed some serious cabinet
>>fixing up
>>on the bottom of the cabinet.The bottom had been wet and the particleboard
>>at
>>the bottom was swelling and coming apart.The castors were rusted
>>solid.Otherwise it was in great shape.I got the Rockola for $45. I''m not
>>sure if the
>>Seeburg was even sold as only 1 guy was bidding against me on the Rockola
>>and they
>>tried to start the Seeburg at $50 and kept going down until they hit $5
>>and I'm
>>not sure if he bid at the $5 or it didn't sell.It was still there when I
>>left
>>at a later time as I stayed a little while after my Rockola was loaded.Who
>>knows,he could have brought the jukes there and was shill bidding on the
>>Rockola.No one else was interested in the jukes enough to even bother
>>bidding.It was
>>a regular consignment auction.
>>
>> The Seeburg Olympian had been nearly stripped clean on the inside.The
>> mech
>>was there but no amp,no digital control center,no black box,no gray box
>>and no
>>florescent tubes.I would have still grabbed it if I had the room as I like
>>the
>>looks of it and the missing parts are sold for a reasonable prices on
>>ebay.Much less expensive to make a complete box out of it than a 50s box
>>where an as
>>is amp alone might go over $200.
>>
>>The auction was an hour from my house and it was the middle of February
>>,late on a Saturday night and it was snowing so no way could I carry one
>>home and
>>come back for the other or convince a friend to come and get the other
>>jukebox. The merchandise has to be removed before Tuesday as they use the
>>same
>>building for a car auction on Tuesdays.
>>
>>I wish I had one of those newer work vans they sell these days that
>>night.They're quite a bit taller than the older vans,especially mini
>>vans.If you have
>>a tall full size van,you can fit jukes standing up in it and get more than
>>one
>>in.
>>
>>
>>J.C.
>>
>>In a message dated 2/22/2008 7:43:48 PM Eastern Standard Time,
>>etreble7 at verizon.net writes:
>>
>>>I am leaving in the morning for NC to pick up my 1650. I also found a
>>>1972
>>>Seeburg in the same area in working order for $400, what do ya think?
>>>Can I
>>>shove both Jukes in my van? I would have to do creative packing. There
>>>would be no room in my house either...... There goes the furniture
>>>downstairs!!
>>>Jackie
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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