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Originally Posted by Chad Hauris
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Mid-1960s Seeburg with the 45 display window and banner area. My friend Ken fixed one up lately and got 800.00 for his work. He restored a 1951 Wulitzer from a pile of rubble basically and it's now all origianl except a few platter sticker are not there and it's got a volume switch where the coin slot went so it's set up for play anytime. It was converted to 45 rpm and uses a "Cobramatic" type changer. He has/had a Seeburg 100 in the living room, coin-operated this time out. I like the Seeburgs and AMI jukeboxes the most, but all are cool in their own distinct manner.