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I have a 1951 Seeburg Model 100-B in need of repair. During international shipping, the box had the glass dome cracked and this will require proper replacement.
There are other problems including a lack of volume and suspect wiring requiring attention.
Cosmetically the box is in excellent shape (excluding the now cracked dome) and the mechanicals work flawlessly.
I am looking for someone to properly repair this box that I have treasured for over 20 years. I now live on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada.
Thank you for your help.
Jeff
Hi Jeff,
I am in the U.S. but there is a place close to you, there web site is at
http://www.flippers.com
The place is in Vancouver, it's called John's Jukes and it should be in the phone book. Years ago when the exchange rate was great, I bought a Wurlitzer 1100 from him. I still have it! Anyway, he, I am sure can get you fixed up with what you need for your jukebox. I hope this is what your were looking for.
Thank You
Sincerely
Rodger Knutson
Seattle Washington
http://www.coinslots.com
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