My find of the week

[Kilroy]

Not as cool as an original, but I couldn't pass up the deal, and my new project, a Wurlitzer 1015 One More time arrived this week.

I'd like to say thanks to Tim (Mznb1u)  for getting me in touch with the seller.

A little cleaning,  replace the bad bulbs and  troubleshoot the CD player and it will be good to go.

[mznb1u]

Glad you got it Jim!  If I would have had a bigger truck when I picked up the Vendo 81D, it might be sitting in my garage right now.  Of course, I would probably living in the garage too had I come home with two machine that day!  The conversation would have gone something like this:

War Department: [points at the machines in the truck] You told me you were only going to look at one machine!

Me: I bought two.  Honey, restored these are worth $5 to $6 thousand each!

War Department: Alright. Flush the bombers, get the subs in launch mode. We are at DEFCON 1.

Can't wait to see it work, Jim!

  Tim

[Pat Pixley]

Cool   

[bcharlton]

I have 2 bubbler Cd players.  Are you planning on using it for yourself or to re-sell?

BC

[Slider-Bob]

Looks great Jim!  It looks just like mine, and I love it.

Forget those old school 45 and 78rpm types...With the CD type, you have current music readily available and no "snap-crackle-pop".

Congrats!

[Kilroy]

BC,
i was planning on flipping it to help pay for the other 1015 I have waiting, but everyone I talk to seems to think I'll keep it.

I guess I'll see what it turns out  before i make any decisions 

[bcharlton]

I have a Rock-Ola and a very rare (but not valuable) Seeburg Bubbler CD.  I was going to sell one as well but I will probable end up keeping them both.  Good luck with it.

Brian

[Kilroy]

Wow, i never knew Seeburg did a Bubbler.

[mznb1u]

What is the model number of that Seeburg bubbler?

[VMAXMAN]

I remember back in the mid 80's when I was in basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Mo there was ajukebox that played video's for I think like a buck a song/video.
what ever happened to these? anyone know who made them?

[rayg]

Jim that's sweet!  I like better then the other one you have in your garage, this one has all the chrome trim!  Tim good eye!

[flippa]

VMAXMAN, you were at Fort Lost in the Woods too?

I was there during the summer of 1988 for Combat Engineer Basic & AIT.

[VMAXMAN]

I was there for both also....1986....bravo company....ahhh....the great memories!

[Kilroy]

I remember the video boxes, they didn't seem to last long, can't remmeber who was producing them.
Ray, the omt in my garage was/is one of the first ones brought over to the US by Wurlitzer Germany.   it can crank out, but yeah, i prefer the chrome trim  laso

[bcharlton]

This is a picture of the Seeburg SCCD-2  I have never met anyone who has ever seen another one let alone owns one.  I bought it brand new in the box a couple of months ago and must admit that the cabinate is even nicer than the Rockola.  It wa s made in the late 1990s.  Here is a pic.  It plays great but there is virtually no documentation on it except what came in the box.

BC

[bcharlton]

Let's try that again

[bcharlton]

Will keep trying but I cant seem get the picture to post