Title: Seeburg jukebox
Post by: sodaworks on July 06, 2005, 10:45:27 pm
I thought I would share a couple of photo's of a jukebox that I just finished restoring. Hopefully thre pictures will appear.
Title: Seeburg jukebox
Post by: sodaworks on July 06, 2005, 10:47:04 pm
And here's the money shot.....
Title: Seeburg jukebox
Post by: dr galaga on July 06, 2005, 10:59:17 pm
Sweet jukebox. Now you need to get some wallboxes hooked up to it!
Title: Seeburg jukebox
Post by: davethebirdman on July 07, 2005, 02:54:00 am
Wow!!!!!
I've got a J that I did a partial restore on (cosmetic mainly) a few years ago.
Wouldn't hold a light to yours. Got 3 3W1's running off it though. Keeps the kids happy.
Dave
I've got a J that I did a partial restore on (cosmetic mainly) a few years ago.
Wouldn't hold a light to yours. Got 3 3W1's running off it though. Keeps the kids happy.
Dave
Title: Seeburg jukebox
Post by: on July 07, 2005, 08:30:46 am
Nice!! I love jukeboxes, I have one of those on the list to pick-up someday. So many toys, so little time. Cool jukebox. 
Title: Seeburg jukebox
Post by: Jim on July 07, 2005, 09:41:17 am
Terry,
Looks good!
What is on the sides of the box?
It looks like some sort of fleck tone paint...
Are the "waterfalls" metal pieces mounted on the front speaker grill re-chromed...?
Looks good!
What is on the sides of the box?
It looks like some sort of fleck tone paint...
Are the "waterfalls" metal pieces mounted on the front speaker grill re-chromed...?
Title: Seeburg jukebox
Post by: sodaworks on July 07, 2005, 11:24:22 am
Hello Jim,
The cabinet was painted with Zelotone paint, it is black with grey and white splatter in it. Zelotone is avail. at automotive paint retailers in several different colors. It was used in the trunk areas of cars back in the 70's. The black (base) is waterbase paint and the grey and white are enamal so they do not mix together with the black. This gives the paint a splatter effect. I sold this jukebox to our secretary at work, she wanted a 50's retro look so thats why we went with this paint instead the original white paint and burl wood finish. The waterfalls were badly pitted. A new set runs 500.00 bucks. I painted them with silver hammertone and let her decide if she wanted paint or chrome, she loved the hammertone look and price reduction.
The cabinet was painted with Zelotone paint, it is black with grey and white splatter in it. Zelotone is avail. at automotive paint retailers in several different colors. It was used in the trunk areas of cars back in the 70's. The black (base) is waterbase paint and the grey and white are enamal so they do not mix together with the black. This gives the paint a splatter effect. I sold this jukebox to our secretary at work, she wanted a 50's retro look so thats why we went with this paint instead the original white paint and burl wood finish. The waterfalls were badly pitted. A new set runs 500.00 bucks. I painted them with silver hammertone and let her decide if she wanted paint or chrome, she loved the hammertone look and price reduction.
Title: Seeburg jukebox
Post by: sodaworks on July 07, 2005, 11:56:09 am
Here's a picture of a couple of jukeboxes that I restored for my collection. The one on the left is a seeburg C and the one on the right is a Rockola.
Title: Seeburg jukebox
Post by: Jim on July 07, 2005, 02:10:58 pm
Very Nice Terry!
One thing that attracted me to Jukes is they look great illuminated and have function as well...
One thing that attracted me to Jukes is they look great illuminated and have function as well...
Title: Seeburg jukebox
Post by: on July 07, 2005, 11:03:25 pm
Wow Terry, those all look BEAUTIFUL!
Title: Seeburg jukebox
Post by: on July 08, 2005, 02:40:42 pm
I agree, Great job!
A J
A J